Deborah Frank Running For Republican Chair

Deborah Frank is running for re-election to Chair of the Fayette County Republican Party. A proven conservative, she has championed conservative causes in Fayette County for fifteen years, including three years as Vice Chair and six as Chair.

Deborah’s dedication, determination and selflessness are apparent as she volunteers, on average, forty hours per week and more during primary seasons. She works tirelessly to educate the public on critical issues and election details. She represents our Party with professionalism and has built relationships with elected officials and Party leaders across the state. Deborah has attended every Republican Party of Texas state convention since 2010.

Being retired, Deborah has ample time to dedicate to the many duties of the volunteer position of County Chair, including organizing and hosting quarterly meetings, precinct and county conventions, candidate forums and meet & greets, campaign headquarters and fair booths; composing newspaper ads, writing and responding to letters to the editor, contributing to the Fayette County Republican Party website, recruiting precinct chairs, communicating with voters, and recruiting participation in annual parades.

The most important func-tion of the County Chair is to conduct Party primary and run-off elections.

This involves accepting ballot applications and filing fees, coordinating with the local elections office and the Secretary of State, scheduling ballot draws, filing various reports with the Secretary of State, recruiting election judges and clerks, delivering supplies, responding to emergencies, and observing the central counting station. Deborah has handled these responsibilities admirably. Because the body of law related to political parties and elections is huge, Deborah regularly attends election law training.

Deborah is experienced, organized, professional, responsive, and dedicated to informed and fair elections. We need her proven skills. Deborah asks for your continued support and your vote in the March 5th primary election.