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|  Dear Janet, Election Day 2010 has come and gone, but the battle to build even bigger Republican majorities rages on.
You can help Republicans win the seven races in the U.S. House and one gubernatorial
race that are still undecided by making an urgent contribution of $10, $15 or $20 to the RNC Recount Fund . Your gift will be immediately put to work ensuring that every vote in these contests is counted in a fair, precise
and even-handed manner.
Janet,
the seven races in the U.S. House still to be decided are in IL-8, NY-1, NY-25, TX-27, NC-2, CA-11 and CA-20 -- Republicans
lead in five of the seven.
Recounts have already begun in NC-2 and TX-27.
The RNC is putting on the full court press by sending staff and resources
to ensure the integrity of the vote and safeguard our Republican victories.
Democrats are rallying every resource and lawyering-up in each of these races in an effort
to bolster their anemic performance on Election Day when voters clearly rejected their arrogant, out-of-touch, and out-of-balance
governing style. The RNC is doing everything we can to protect our victories and strengthen our majorities -- and we're counting on grassroots supporters like you to make certain our candidates have the funds
to win their recount battles.
Please go the extra mile for our Republican candidates still fighting to preserve their hard-fought victories. Donate to the RNC Recount Fund today and help Republicans build on our new majorities in the U.S. House and State Houses nationwide. Thank you.
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Michael Leavitt
RNC Chief of Staff
P.S. Janet, the seven races in the U.S. House still to be
decided are in IL-8, NY-1, NY-25, TX-27, NC-2, CA-11 and CA-20 -- Republicans lead in five of the seven. The gubernatorial
race is in Minnesota. Don't let the Democrats sue their way to victory. Support the RNC Recount Fund right now with a contribution of $10, $15 or $20 to make certain every vote is counted. Thank you.
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Newsletter November 4, 2010
MESSAGE FROM CHAIRMAN NASSOUR  No one ever said the battle to get more Republicans elected in Massachusetts would be an easy fight, and we all knew
our state would not turn purple in a single election cycle. Yet this week’s election results prove our grassroots are growing and the GOP
farm team is steadily building in the Commonwealth; On Tuesday we doubled the number of Republicans in the House of Representatives! The MassGOP gained 17
seats in the House of Representatives for a total of 32 - more than a 100% increase. In comparison, Massachusetts
Republicans gained six House seats and eight Senate seats in the 1990 election. This year every incumbent Republican won as
well. One
thing we’ve always heard about Massachusetts Republicans is that we do not have substantial grassroots. For ten consecutive
cycles we have lost seats in the state Legislature. Our gains in the House this cycle will give us the energy and local
leadership we need to continue to grow the Party. This year we have already added 100 new Republican city and town committees,
and we've laid the ground work to organize more and will need your help and activism! I am proud of all of our GOP candidates and
your efforts to help end a 20-year Republican slide in the Legislature.
Our work is far from complete, but we are heading in the right direction. Sincerely, Jennifer Nassour,
Esq. Chairman Massachusetts
Republican Party 17 NEW GOP FACES ON BEACON HILL!  As of Tuesday night, there are 17 new GOP faces on Beacon Hill who will continue our push to restore balance and fiscal sanity
in state government. REPUBLICANS
ELECTED TO HOUSE IN 2010:  Barnstable 03, David Vieira, FalmouthBarnstable 05, Randy Hunt,
Sandwich Bristol 01, Jay Barrows, Mansfield Bristol 02, George Ross, Attleboro Bristol 03, Shaunna O'Connell, Taunton Bristol 04, Steve Howitt, Seekonk Bristol
14, Elizabeth Poirier, North Attleborough Essex 04, Brad Hill, Ipswich  Essex 09, Don Wong, SaugusEssex 17, Paul Adams, Andover Essex 18, Jim Lyons, Andover Hampden
01, Todd Smola, Palmer Hampden 03, Nick Boldyga, Southwick Hampden 04, Don Humason, Westfield Middlesex 1, Sheila Harrington, Groton Middlesex
04, Steven Levy,  Marlborough Middlesex 20, Bradley Jones, North Reading Middlesex 22, Marc Lombardo, Billerica Norfolk 09, Daniel Winslow, Norfolk Plymouth 1, Vinny DeMacedo,
Plymouth Plymouth 2, Susan Gifford, Wareham Plymouth 6, Dan Webster, Pembroke Plymouth 7, Geoff Diehl, Hanson Plymouth 8, Angelo D'Emilia,  Bridgewater Worcester 1, Kim Ferguson, Holden Worcester 2, Richard Bastien, Gardner Worcester
6, Peter Durant, Spencer Worcester 7, Paul Frost, Auburn Worcester 8, Kevin Kuros, Uxbridge Worcester 9, George Peterson, Grafton  Worcester 11, Matt Beaton, Shrewsbury Worcester 18, Ryan Fattman, Sutton REPUBLICANS ELECTED TO THE SENATE IN 2010: First Essex and Middlesex, Bruce E. Tarr, Gloucester Second
Hampden and Hampshire, Michael R. Knapik, Westfield Bristol and Middlesex, Richard Ross, Wrentham Plymouth and Norfolk, Robert L. Hedlund, Weymouth IN CASE YOU MISSED IT CLICK HERE to read the Associated Press article today, "Mass GOP sees silver lining in legislative wins." “Republicans went into Tuesday's election with just 15 House members on
Beacon Hill and came out with as many as 32. The last time there were more than 30 Republicans in the 160-member Massachusetts
House was 1996. Party leaders say the victories show they're succeeding in the gritty work of rebuilding the party from the
ground up…”We made a concerted effort to put our staff attention into the legislative races," said Jennifer
Nassour, chairwoman of the state Republican party…Republican leaders see another benefit in the new class of GOP lawmakers.
For the first time in a long time, Nassour said, the party is building up a team of future candidates for higher office…If
the party can continue to build on their legislative wins, they hope to be able to field stronger candidates down the line."This
is our farm team," Nassour said. "There are the men and women who in six years, eight years will begin to move up
the ladder into congressional and statewide office." HELPFUL LINKS: |
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Tomorrow Is Election Day - Please Vote! Please CLICK HERE to watch a video message from Massachusetts Republican Party Chairman Jennifer Nassour. Tomorrow is Election Day! Please vote, and when you come home
from voting call your friends, colleagues and neighbors and remind them to get to the polls and vote Republican. The status quo of high taxes, blistering
unemployment and rampant spending will not stand. The media, the pundits, the politicians have all
had their say...Now it's YOUR TURN. Let's get our GOP candidates elected tomorrow to restore balance on Beacon Hill and Capitol
Hill. 
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Jennifer A. Nassour, Esq. Chairman Massachusetts Republican Party ON THE ROAD MassGOP Chairman Nassour
continues to clock some serious miles on her car this election season, participating in events with GOP candidates
across Massachusetts. Please stop by if you're in the area! WOMEN FOR BAKER! Women for Baker is an exciting coalition and the MassGOP
is encouraging more GOP women to get activated and get involved. On Thursday, September 30th, Women for Baker will be having a Town
Hall Meeting with Charlie Baker at the Ben Franklin Institute in Boston. Admission is FREE. In addition, please Save the Date for Friday, October 22nd, for a Women for Baker
luncheon with Charlie Baker at the Seaport Hotel in Boston. DETAILS: Thursday, September 30th Women for Baker Town Hall Meeting 10:00 -11:30 am Ben Franklin
Institute of Technology 41 Berkeley Street Boston ADMISSION IS FREE Friday,
October 22nd Women for Baker Luncheon With Charlie Baker 11:30
am VIP Reception, 12:00pm Luncheon Seaport Hotel 1 Seaport Lane Boston VIP Reception: $500, Luncheon:
$150 WANT YOUR PHOTO WITH JOHN MCCAIN? The
MassGOP will reward the top 3 individuals who make the most calls at our Victory Field Offices. There's still time
to participate! Start Time: Monday, September 13th at 10AM End Time: Wednesday, September 29th at 8PM The top 3 callers, statewide, will receive 2 complimentary
tickets (winner + one 1 guest) to attend the General Reception at our October 1, 2010 fundraiser at the Westin Hotel. The winners
will also have photo opportunity with Special Guest attendees: Senator John McCain; Senator Scott Brown; Charlie Baker
and Richard Tisei. All winners will be featured in our weekly MassGop newsletter too! HELPFUL LINKS: CONTACT
US: The Massachusetts Republican Party 85 Merrimac St., Suite 400 Boston,
MA 02114 (617) 523-5005 STATE PARTY STAFF: GET CONNECTED:
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