Press Release – King County Republican Party

“You are now leaving the USA”

That’s what the sign says as you look into what Seattle radical activists have dubbed the CHAZ, or Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone. Once again Seattle is in the spotlight for the wrong reasons. Jay Inslee and Jenny Durkan are the laughing stock of the entire country.

In the midst of this chaos, radical protestors have been violently confronting our local law enforcement officers. KCGOP has created a petition to show our officers the REAL support they have from the silent majority that has been drowned out by a radical and vocal anti-police minority.

Our goal of reaching 50,000 signatures has been reached and it keeps on growing! Thank you to everyone that has signed our petition in support of our Police.

Pitch in today and help us raise enough money to support PRO-POLICE candidates for this upcoming election and send Jay Inslee to retirement in the CHAZ!

If you haven’t yet– You can also help support our efforts by signing this petition!

On the Recent Tragedy in Kittitas County

On the evening of March 19th, 2019 a tragedy happened in our neighboring community of Kittitas County. Due to the recent information that has been confirmed by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) about the immigration status of the suspect, Chair of the King County Republican Party, Cynthia Cole, had this to say:

“U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has confirmed that the road rage suspect who shot and killed a Kittitas County sheriff’s deputy was in the country illegally. Now, due to Washington State Elected Official’s Executive Orders, Federal lawsuits, and radical policy, three children have lost their father, a wife is a widow, and a community mourns.”

She continued by saying, “The wisdom of enforcing our country’s immigration laws has again tragically been demonstrated. The sanctuary state attitude of our Governor and State Attorney General has created an environment where people who break our immigration laws know there will likely be no consequences.”

She finally stated, “I think it is about time we openly hold our elected officials responsible for the policy that they enact. I urge everyone in King County and our surrounding communities to pose this question to them—who are you protecting?”

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For Immediate Release

Wednesday, February 6, 2019

Contact: Jon Cantalini
Phone: (425) 990-0404

King County GOP Ratifies all District Chairs

BELLEVUE—Earlier this week the King County Republican Party successfully ratified all 16 Legislative District Chairs for the 2019-2020 term. The following individuals will be the grassroots leaders in each of the King County Legislative Districts:

Bob Carsrud (1st Legislative District), Joe Pratt (11th Legislative District), Cheryl Marshall (31st Legislative District), Bryce Shonka (33rd Legislative District), Miller Freeman (36th Legislative District), Mike Nykreim (41st Legislative District), Dale Fonk (45th Legislative District), Elaine Hill (47th Legislative District), Brian Jacobsen (5th Legislative District), Jim Stiles (30th Legislative District), Luis Berbesi (32nd Legislative District), Eric Makus (34th Legislative District), Beth Broadway (37th Legislative District), Dan Harder (43rd Legislative District), Paul Hess (46th Legislative District), Cindy Randazzo (48th Legislative District).

KCGOP Chair, Cynthia Cole, had this to say about all the newly ratified King County Legislative District Chairs, “Our Legislative Districts and grassroots operations are in good hands. I am confident all of these individuals will go above and beyond the call of duty to help us turn King County red!”

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Friday, January 18, 2019

KCGOP Chair on the March for Life

BELLEVUE— King County Republican Party Chair, Cynthia Cole, had this to say about the March for Life,

“I am inspired as I bear witness to all those taking part in the March for Life in Washington, D.C. This activism needs to be seen by people across the Nation, but more importantly, by people within King County.”

“I stand by the supporters of life who, today and every day, lift up the smallest of our citizens,” she stated.

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