News

Volume 1

                                                                                                                     May 13, 2025

The Chairman's Corner

Happy Mother’s Day from the N.C. Tenth Congressional District!

 Last weekend, we proudly celebrated the women who shape our families, strengthen our values, and guide the next generation with wisdom and love—our incredible mothers.

 Mothers are the quiet leaders behind strong homes, strong communities, and a strong America. Their influence is lasting, their love is unwavering, and their sacrifice is immeasurable.

 As Republicans, we believe in honoring family, faith, and freedom—and no one represents those values better than Mom.

 To all the mothers, grandmothers, and mother figures across the Tenth District: thank you. Your strength, compassion, and dedication are the foundation of everything we hold dear.

  Wishing you a joyful and blessed Mother’s Day.

NCGOP Central Committee meets in Raleigh

The NCGOP held its first Central Committee meeting since the end of the district conventions in Raleigh last weekend.

The members welcomed six new district chairs from across the state: Chris Jessup, chair of 6th District, Alex Nelson, chair of the 10th District, Mike Phillips, chair of the 2nd District; Michelle Nix, chair of the 3rd District; Addul Ali, chair of the 12th District, and Merry Guy, chair of the 11th District. Among other things, the district chairs reported that the NCGOP has 44 new county chairs.

The NCGOP State Convention is less than four weeks away during which 10^th District Republicans will meet with about 1500 of its closest friends.

The Convention will be held at the Koury Convention at 3121 W Gate City Blvd in Greensboro from June 5^th through June 8^th. Registration ends on June 2^nd and there WILL NOT be any onsite registration.

To register for the convention, click here.

News across the District

 Catawba County ~ About 200 residents showed up at the Newton City Council meeting, last week, to express their concerns about an LGBTQ event scheduled for June sponsored by Catawba Valley Pride entitled “2025 Newton Pride Takeover.”

The citizens expressed their concerns about what the young people might be exposed to during the event. The most vocal opponent against the event is Newton City Council member Jon McClure.  

The meeting was relatively peaceful. And members of Catawba Valley Pride agreed to hold their event on private property.

Forsyth County ~ State Auditor Dave Boliek has announced is intention to audit the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools after reports that the school system is over $16 million over budget.

Forsyth County School superintendent Tricia McManus announced her retirement, at the end of the school year, and Chief Financial Officer Thomas Kranz has resigned.

Closing message from the chairman…

 Loyalty, Duty, Integrity, Honor, Respect, and Selfless Service. The 10th Congressional District is full of wonderful, amazing people. I am so glad my wife and I can call you friends.

We began the week: Supporting the great Republicans in Newton, and supporting the Fraternal order of Police Memorial.

Friends, we live in a rich red district with many like-minded people. Ones who believe in life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Additionally, we believe in Loyalty, Duty, Integrity, and Selfless service.

We must win in 2026 and 2028, and to accomplish this the Tenth District must bring even more Registered Republicans to the voting booth in the coming years.

During the Central Committee meeting this past Saturday I challenged the rest of the State of North Carolina. The Tenth District will bring in more new registered voters to the Republican party than any other District in North Carolina.

We will win this challenge and in turn we will win in the upcoming elections.