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January 2024 Now that it’s 2024, we want to take a moment to look back at how far we have come as a party since 2022. If you recall, in the months leading up to our 2022 Seward County Republican party convention, a record number of Seward County citizens united and signed up to be delegates. Many had no idea what it meant to be a delegate at that time but wanted to become involved in county and state politics.  From that night forward, we were able to re-establish the Republican Party within Seward County. With conviction in our hearts and a spirit of determination, we forged onward.  In the past two years, we: elected a full slate of delegates to represent our county at the State Convention.   created and amended our Seward County Republican Constitution. created committees to manage and provide involvement opportunities with our county party. held regular meetings to establish a presence in the communities across the county. invited speakers and state senators to share their knowledge and inspiration. provided meet-and-greet events for the public to meet political candidates. had volunteers from our party learn how to use our canvassing app and actively knock on doors to campaign for local candidates. alerted and informed our members about legislation so they could submit testimony online or go to the Capitol to testify in person. Successfully organized our first annual fundraising gala. We even had a float in the Seward 4th of July parade! In addition to these highlights, it is also noteworthy that a close working relationship with the State Party was developed, and our officers answered the call to help other counties get their local parties up and running! Seward County Republicans are actively engaged with the statewide Republican Party, including open communication with party leaders all across Nebraska. These unifying connections help strengthen both our county and state parties. So much growth has occurred in such a short time! While the last two years were spent learning the system and how to improve it, we can now implement what we have learned to make an even greater impact in Seward County and Nebraska politics!  2024 promises to be ‘a year to remember’, and we look forward to the opportunities where we can engage in creating positive memories together!

Dear Fellow Republicans, During this historic election year, the Seward County Republican Party is excited to announce the formation of several new committees designed to energize our efforts and expand our reach within the county. We are calling on you—Seward County Registered Republicans—to join us at this crucial time by contributing your unique talents and skills to our cause. These new committees present a fantastic opportunity for you to get involved, make a tangible impact, and help us promote our shared values and principles. Whether you are passionate about community outreach, technology, voter engagement, event planning, parliamentary procedure, fundraising or legislation, there is a place for you on our team! Attached to this email, you will find detailed descriptions of each committee, outlining their purposes and missions. We encourage you to review the list and consider how you might contribute your unique gifts and skills. Your involvement is vital to our success, and we believe that by working together, we can make a significant difference in Seward County and show Republicans across the state of Nebraska what we can accomplish when we are united! To learn more about these exciting new opportunities and find out how to get started, I invite you to contact me directly at 402-643-5085 or email your contact info to chair@sewardgop.org .  I will get you connected with like-minded individuals who are just as excited as you are to MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN! Thank you for your support and commitment to the Seward County Republican Party. Together, we will make this election year one for the history books! Warm regards, Danna Seevers Chair, Seward County Republican Party Committee Descriptions RULES AND RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE The Rules and Resolutions Committee, an essential component of the Seward County Republican Party, reviews, drafts, and recommends rules, resolutions, and constitutional amendments that guide the organization's operations and policy positions. The committee plays a crucial role in ensuring that the party's procedures are ethical, fair, transparent, and in alignment with its mission and values. Specific Tasks Include: Review and Revise Party Rules:  Evaluate the existing bylaws, rules, and procedures of the Seward County Republican Party especially as they pertain to meetings, conventions, resolutions and amendments and update as necessary to ensure they are current and effective. Draft Resolutions:  Develop and propose resolutions that reflect the party's stance on various political, social, and economic issues. Ensure resolutions are clear, concise, and align with the broader goals of the Republican Party. Facilitate Discussion and Debate:  Lead discussions within the committee and the broader party membership on proposed rules and resolutions. Ensure a fair and open process for debating and voting on these proposals. Coordinate with Party Leadership:  Work closely with the County Chair, Executive Committee, and other relevant bodies to ensure alignment and coordination in party operations and policy positions. Parliamentary Assistance -Guide and assist the party in the use of Robert’s Rules of Order during business meetings. Address Grievances : Address and resolve complaints and disputes within the party, the CCC or the Executive Board, ensuring a fair and transparent process to achieve conflict resolution. FINANCE COMMITTEE   Specific Tasks Include: Fundraising Develop Fundraising Strategies: Create comprehensive plans for fundraising activities, including events, direct mail campaigns, online fundraising, and major donor programs. Organize Fundraising Events: Plan and execute events such as dinners, auctions, and rallies to raise funds for the party. Identify and Cultivate Donors: Identify potential donors, cultivate relationships, and solicit contributions from individuals, businesses, and other organizations. Budgeting and Financial Planning Prepare Annual Budget: Develop and propose an annual budget for the party's activities, ensuring alignment with strategic goals. Monitor Expenditures: Track actual expenditures against the budget, making adjustments as needed and ensuring financial discipline. Forecast Financial Needs: Project future financial needs and develop plans to meet those needs through fundraising and cost management. Financial Oversight and Management Maintain Financial Records: Ensure accurate and up-to-date financial records, including income, expenditures, and donor information. Compliance with Regulations: Ensure all financial activities comply with local, state, and federal laws, including campaign finance regulations. Audit and Reporting: Arrange for regular financial audits and prepare financial reports for the party leadership and members. Donation Management: Process Contributions: Ensure all contributions are processed promptly and accurately, with appropriate acknowledgments sent to donors. Maintain Donor Database: Keep a comprehensive and secure database of all donors. VOTER ENGAGEMENT COMMITTEE The Voter Engagement Committee plays a vital role in mobilizing voters, increasing voter turnout, and ensuring that the party's message reaches the electorate.  Specific tasks include: Voter Outreach and Education: Identify Target Voter Groups: Research and identify key demographics, including underrepresented and swing voters, to focus outreach efforts. Voter Registration Drives: Organize and conduct voter registration events in various community locations, ensuring new voters are registered. Educational Workshops: Hold workshops and seminars to educate voters on the party’s platform, candidates, and key issues. Communication and Messaging: Develop Outreach and Communication Strategies: Create and implement strategies to effectively communicate the party’s values, goals, and activities to the community. Create brochures, flyers, social media content, and other materials to communicate the party’s message and voter information. Utilize Social Media: Manage social media accounts to engage with voters, share information, and promote events. Email and Phone Campaigns: Conduct email and phone campaigns to reach out to voters with important updates. Neighborhood Captain Recruitment and Training: Recruit Neighborhood Captains: Identify 5 District Captains who will identify and recruit volunteers to serve as neighborhood captains for 50-60 households each. Conduct Training Sessions: Provide training using the state-party Neighborhood Captain Plan. Training Materials: Distribute manuals, guides, and online resources to support neighborhood captains. Voter Mobilization: Get-Out-The-Vote (GOTV) Campaigns: Develop and execute GOTV strategies to ensure high voter turnout on election day. Transportation Services: Arrange transportation for voters who need assistance getting to polling stations. Phone Banking: Organize phone banking sessions to remind voters to vote and provide information on polling locations and hours. Election Day Operations: Poll Watching and Vote Counting Watchers: Organize poll workers and watchers to ensure the integrity of the voting process and address any issues that arise. Candidate Recruitment Recruit Candidates: Scout for individuals with strong leadership qualities, community involvement, and alignment with Republican values. Maintain a list of potential candidates for various local offices. Reach out to potential candidates to gauge their interest and encourage them to run for office. Provide information on the benefits and responsibilities of holding a public office. Candidate Support: Provide potential candidates with guidance and resources, including information on filing requirements, campaign strategies, and public speaking. Organize training sessions and workshops to prepare candidates for campaigning and governance. Mentorship and Networking: Connect new candidates with experienced party members and elected officials for mentorship and advice Facilitate networking opportunities through party events and meetings. Evaluate and Endorse: Assess the qualifications and suitability of potential candidates through interviews and vetting processes. COMMUNITY OUTREACH & EVENTS COMMITTEE The Community Outreach & Events Committee is our largest and arguably most important committee! It is responsible for building strong relationships within the community, promoting the party's values, encouraging civic participation, and organizing events that enhance the party’s visibility and engagement with local residents. Specific tasks include: Community Outreach and Relationship Building: Develop Community Partnerships: Establish and maintain partnerships with local organizations, businesses, and community leaders. Attend Community Events: Participate in local parades, fairs, and festivals to increase visibility and connect with voters. Event Planning and Execution: Organize Party Events: Plan and host events such as town halls, public speaker forums and candidate Meet and Greets. Promote Party Events: Promote events through various channels, including social media, local media, and community bulletin boards to publicize events and encourage attendance. Facilitate Candidate Visits : Coordinate visits from party candidates and officials, providing opportunities for direct interaction with voters. Fundraising Event Planning : Assist the Fundraising Committee with event planning. Educational Initiatives: Civic Education Programs: Develop programs to educate the community about civic responsibilities, the political process, and the importance of participation. Workshops and Seminars: Conduct workshops on topics such as voter registration, understanding local issues, and how to engage in local government. Youth Engagement: Create initiatives aimed at engaging young people in the political process LEGISLATION WATCH COMMITTEE The Legislation Watch Committee is responsible for monitoring legislative activities, informing party members about relevant laws and policies, and advocating for the party's positions. Specific tasks include: Legislative Monitoring and Analysis: Track Legislation: Monitor local, state, and federal legislation that impacts the community and aligns with the Republican party platform. Analyze Bills: Analyze proposed bills and amendments to understand their potential impact on LD 24. Maintain a Legislative Database: Keep a comprehensive and up-to-date database of relevant legislation, including bill status, summaries, and voting records. Communication and Reporting: Regular Updates: Provide regular updates to party members and leadership on significant legislative developments. Legislative Alerts: Issue alerts on urgent legislative matters that require immediate attention or action. Prepare Reports: Provide reports on key legislative issues, including analysis and recommended actions. Track Voting Records: Monitor and document the voting records of elected officials on key issues to inform party members and guide endorsements. Advocacy and Lobbying Develop Advocacy Strategies: Create strategies for advocating the party’s positions on various legislative issues. Engage with Legislators: Build relationships with local, state, and federal legislators to influence policy decisions. Organize Advocacy Campaigns: Mobilize party members and the community to support or oppose specific legislation through campaigns, petitions, and direct communication with legislators. Inform The Public: Educate the community about significant legislative issues and how they can get involved. Support Candidate Campaigns : Provide legislative insights and support to party candidates during their campaigns. TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE The Technology Committee  is responsible for managing the party’s Website and Social Media Platform to enhance the party’s digital presence to support its goals and initiatives. Specific tasks Include: Technology Management: Database Management:  Work with the Voter Engagement Committee to manage our voter database and ensure data is accurate, up-to-date, and secure. Numinar Tech Support:  Provide technical support to candidates, party members and volunteers utilizing Numinar (Training will be provided). Digital Communications: Website Management:  Maintain and update the party’s website to ensure it provides current and relevant information. Social Media Management:  Develop and manage the party's social media accounts, creating content that engages and informs followers. Email Campaigns:  Design and execute email campaigns to communicate with party members, supporters, and the broader community. Event Technology Support: Virtual Events:  Organize and manage virtual events, ensuring they are technically sound and engaging. Event Promotion:  Utilize digital platforms to promote party events and encourage participation. Audiovisual Support:  Provide AV support for in-person events, including sound systems, projectors, slide shows and recording equipment. BOARD LIAISONS COMMITTEE Purpose:  The Board Liaison Committee is tasked with maintaining an active presence at local government and community meetings, ensuring that the Republican Party is informed about and engaged with local governance. This committee helps to monitor and report on the activities of various boards, fostering transparency and advocating for policies that align with Republican values. Responsibilities: Attend Meetings: Assign committee members to attend monthly meetings of local school boards, county commissioner meetings, city council meetings, village boards and Natural Resources District (NRD) meetings. Ensure consistent attendance at these meetings to monitor discussions and decisions. Report and Document: Take detailed notes during meetings to capture key discussions, decisions, and upcoming agenda items. Prepare and submit summary reports to party leadership and relevant committees, highlighting important issues and potential areas of concern. Advocate and Engage: Represent Republican values and viewpoints during public comment periods at meetings. Engage with board members and local officials to advocate for policies that align with the party’s platform. Inform and Mobilize: Inform party members and the broader community about important developments and decisions made at these meetings. Mobilize party members to attend and participate in meetings when critical issues are being discussed. Build Relationships: Establish and maintain positive relationships with local government officials, school board members, and other community leaders. Facilitate communication between these officials and the party to ensure mutual understanding and cooperation. Training and Coordination: Provide training for committee members and volunteers on effective meeting attendance, note-taking, and public speaking. Coordinate schedules and ensure coverage of all relevant meetings by committee members or volunteers. Feedback and Improvement: Collect feedback from attendees to continuously improve the committee’s effectiveness. Adjust strategies and approaches based on feedback and evolving needs.

Good afternoon, fellow Republicans of Seward County. Thank you for being here today—it's great to see so many new faces stepping up to shape our party's future. Before we dive into the business of the day, I want to address the “other” elephant in the room that's been on everyone's mind the last several days: the Sheriff's race and the two candidates who were removed from the primary ballot. We all know how frustrating and disappointing this has been for many in our community—good people stepped up to serve, and technical filing issues derailed that. The facts are straightforward: Nebraska law requires candidates for county offices like sheriff to file their Statement of Financial Interests (Form C-1) with the Nebraska Accountability and Disclosure Commission by the March 2, deadline. When that deadline passes without the form, the law is clear: the name is removed from the ballot. This is handled by state authorities, not our county party. We did not withhold information, we did not plot against anyone, and we have no role in those decisions. Tim Huntington filed properly and is now our Republican nominee for sheriff. As a party, we have no obligation or plan to support write-in efforts for the others. Our focus remains on uniting behind the nominee we've got and winning in November. That said, let's not let this overshadow everything else we’ve been building together. This moment is tough, but it doesn't define us. What defines us is the momentum we've gained over the last two years—and that's worth celebrating. These aren't just activities—it’s the work of building a party rooted in conservative principles, strong families, limited government, and putting Nebraska first. Let’s look at where we are!! For this primary, seven candidates have requested endorsement from our party. Seven! That's a clear sign of our growing relevance and the value people see in our support. We're in the game, and people are noticing. Our own Vice Chair is stepping up big-time, running for State Board of Education in District 5. That's statewide impact—proof we're developing talent right here at home and engaging at higher levels. I've personally taken on the role of statewide petition administrator for five key ballot initiatives on issues that matter to everyday Nebraskans. We're not just talking about change—we're helping drive it. Several of our members are running for local offices this cycle. We're equipping leaders who share our values, to serve right here in Seward County. We're raising money—and using it wisely—for real engagement: door-to-door conversations, events, and outreach that grows our party and earns respect in the community. Folks are already asking about our slate cards and looking forward to the meet-and-greets we host. That's exciting—because we're connecting candidates directly to the people they want to serve. Our members don’t just sit and talk. We’re out there testifying on bills at the Unicameral, interacting with senators, and engaging with local officials. Seward GOP is a party of action, not just words. And today—right now—we're electing three representatives from each of our five commissioner districts to our County Central Committee, plus four executive board officers. That's 19 committed Republicans, spanning different ages and backgrounds, representing the full voice of Seward County. This is democracy in action, and it's powerful. A few months ago, I wondered if it even made sense for me to keep going in this role. But after all the experience, the lessons, and the growth we've had, I believe we're finally figuring this Republican Party thing out. We're stronger, more organized, and more effective than ever. That's why I'm running for re-election as Chair. I want to keep teaching others what I've learned and mentor the next generation of leaders. Just look at all these young people getting involved! We are positioned to guide this party into the next election cycle with boldness and intention. So later today, when we vote, I'd be honored to have your support for another term as Chair so we can keep building, growing, and winning—for Seward County and for Nebraska. Thank you—and let's get to work!

LINCOLN, NE - The Nebraska Republican Party (NEGOP) chairman, Eric Underwood announced on Tuesday that two county chair leaders in Nebraska have been chosen to attend the Mid-West Fly-in in Columbus, Ohio at the end of June 26th and 27th, 2023. Over the last few cycles, the RNC has hosted comprehensive training and networking events around the country for state chairs, RNC members and state party staff. These Regional Fly-ins provide a unique opportunity for local leadership with colleagues in neighboring states to share best practices, find creative solutions to common problems, and plot a course to victory for the party. Chairwoman McDaniel has expanded the Regional Fly-ins to include county chairs and Underwood named Seward County GOP Chair, Danna Seevers and Keith County GOP Chair, Christine Vail as the Nebraska attendees. “Danna and Chris are two of the hardest working party members in the field. They continuously promote the activities of the party, how to get involved and show up and mentor others in new leadership positions.” Chris Vail, Keith County GOP said: “This is an honor to be chosen by our state leadership to attend this event. We are working all across the state to prepare for the 2024 primaries which are less than a year away. After the successful year in the legislature, we look forward to electing true conservatives to represent the people.” Danna Seevers added: "I am so humbled to be selected to represent Nebraska at the regional RNC meeting. Being still new to politics, I'm eager to learn more about the role of county chairs and how I can better lead and serve Republicans in my county and state." The Nebraska Republican party can be found at https://ne.gop/

Nebraska Republican Party State Central Committee Hastings, NE on August 17, 2024 Adopted Resolutions R24-004 (Floor Resolution) Resolution for Unity in the Nebraska Republican Party WHEREAS, the strength of the Nebraska Republican Party lies in its commitment to conservative principles, fiscal responsibility, and the promotion of individual liberties; and WHEREAS, recognizing the importance of a united front to effectively address the challenges facing our state and nation and upholding the values that bind us together; and WHEREAS, understanding the need to foster an environment where differing viewpoints are respected and constructive dialogue is encouraged; and WHEREAS, realizing that a united Nebraska Republican Party is essential to successfully championing these principles and ensuring a strong and prosperous future for our state and nation; and WHEREAS, emphasizing the crucial role of endorsing and supporting Nebraska Republican candidates to ensure a strong Republican representation locally and in Washington; and WHEREAS, recognizing that unity in a post-primary environment is vital for the success of the Nebraska Republican Party, our candidates, and the advancement of our legislative agenda; Now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, that the Nebraska Republican Party State Central Committee Members: We, the members of the Republican Party, hereby commit to seeking unity within our ranks and working collaboratively to advance our shared values; We will engage in open and respectful dialogue, recognizing the strength that comes from diverse perspectives and ideas; We will prioritize the pursuit of common ground, seeking areas of agreement and compromise without compromising our core principles; We will support our elected representatives, party leaders, and grassroots activists, recognizing the importance of a cohesive team working towards shared goals; We will actively work to bridge any divides within the party; We call upon all Republicans to unite in our commitment to the principles that define our party, and to stand together in the pursuit of a stronger, more prosperous United States of America; and, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that copies of this resolution be distributed to all Republican Party county chairs, State Central Committee members, elected officials, and grassroots organizations, urging them to adopt and promote these principles of unity within the party. ADOPTED NEGOP State Central Committee, August 17, 2024 Proposed by: Danna Seevers, Seward County Chairwoman, Sub District 105 Chair Rep ***************************************************************************************** R24-005 (Floor Resolution) Resolution for Endorsement Now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, that the Nebraska Republican Party State Central Committee Members: Endorse the incumbent Republican federal delegation primary nominees, Senator Fisher and Senator Ricketts, and the Representative Members of Congress, Mike Flood, Don Bacon and Adrian Smith. ADOPTED NEGOP State Central Committee, August 17, 2024 Proposed by: Scott Petersen

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 18, 2024   Seward County Republican Party Announces Passage of Resolution for Party Unity  Seward, NE – The Seward County Republican Party is pleased to announce the successful passage of a landmark resolution promoting unity within the Nebraska Republican Party. The resolution, submitted by Seward County GOP Chairwoman Danna Seevers, was adopted at the Nebraska Republican Party State Central Committee meeting held on Saturday, August 17, 2024, in Hastings, Nebraska. The "Resolution for Unity in the Nebraska Republican Party" (R24-004) emphasizes the need for Republicans across the state to stand united behind the conservative principles that define the party. The resolution highlights the importance of respectful dialogue and working together toward shared goals. Chairwoman Danna Seevers expressed her gratitude for the overwhelming support received by the resolution, stating, "This resolution is a testament to the dedication of Nebraska Republicans to maintain a united front. Our strength lies in our unity, and we must come together to support our candidates, uphold our values, and get Donald J. Trump elected as the 47th President of the United States!” The resolution calls upon all Nebraska Republicans to prioritize party unity, particularly in the post-primary environment. It urges them to support their elected representatives and grassroots leaders as they work toward advancing the party's shared vision for the state and nation. In addition to the unity resolution, the State Central Committee also adopted a resolution (R24-005) endorsing the incumbent Republican federal delegation primary nominees, including Senator Deb Fischer, Senator Pete Ricketts, and Representatives Mike Flood, Don Bacon, and Adrian Smith. "The Nebraska Republican Party is stronger when we are united," Seevers added. “This resolution reflects the desire of a majority of Republicans across this state to defeat Kamala Harris and the radical left agenda and secure a prosperous future for our state.” Copies of the resolution will be distributed to all Republican Party county chairs, State Central Committee members, elected officials, and grassroots organizations, encouraging them to adopt and promote these principles of unity. A copy of the resolution can be found at www.ne.gop   or www.SewardGOP.org , For more information, please contact the Seward County Republican Party at info@sewardgop.org. Contact: Danna Seevers Seward County Republican Party, Chairwoman 402-643-5085 Chair@SewardGOP.org

By now, you may have read the article in Wednesday's paper titled, "Commissioner's Questions Hold Up Drug Interdiction Paperwork". That article was based on the county board meeting held on Tuesday, August 19. After being tabled, the issue was brought back on this week's agenda, and a lengthy, contentious discussion ensued. This is a very complicated situation, and we believe it's imperative that citizens have firsthand information. At the bottom of this article, you will find two links to meeting recordings. If you're pressed for time, skip to the 12 min. 45 sec. mark in Part 1 of the meeting recordings , to hear Commissioner Raegan Hain's letter to the board. The Republican Party of Seward County proudly supports our law enforcement, including our dedicated police officers, sheriff’s deputies, and county attorneys, who work tirelessly to uphold public safety and justice. As staunch advocates for accountability, fiscal responsibility, and limited government, we are also committed to ensuring taxpayer dollars are managed with utmost integrity. We believe in transparent governance and hold our elected officials to the highest standards, diligently investigating any discrepancies in public spending to safeguard the trust and resources of our community. This week, at the August 26, 2025, Seward County Board of Commissioners meeting, Sheriff Mike Vance re-presented for approval the annual report for the Seward County drug interdiction task force, which collaborates with federal agencies like the U.S. Departments of Justice and Treasury. The ESAC (Equitable Sharing Agreement and Certification) report, due by the end of August, detailed the task force budget for fiscal year 2024-2025, including monies from the federal "equitable sharing fund." The board raised concerns about the report's accuracy and completeness, echoing issues from the prior week. These questions delayed approval, as they sought clearer documentation on fund expenditures, especially given the task force's large budget and its role in civil forfeiture practices. (For more information on the Equitable Sharing Program, click here: https://www.justice.gov/criminal/media/1044326/dl?inline= ) This is a developing situation we are following closely, and we invite citizens to listen to both parts of the meeting recordings (totaling 120 minutes) to understand the full context of the discussion. Please consider attending future county board meetings, held every Tuesday at 9:00 a.m. Next week's agenda can be viewed here: https://files.countyofsewardne.com/clerk/agenda/agenda.pdf . Looking forward, it's important we stay informed about how this task force operates, how taxpayer dollars are allocated, and whether these expenditures align with our values of fiscal responsibility. We encourage you to discuss this matter with fellow citizens, share accurate information within our community, and, if possible, attend the next board meeting on September 2, 2025, to show our commitment to transparency and accountability. Video Part 1:  https://youtu.be/LMNBjAty0w8 Video Part 2:  https://youtu.be/lOF6a1GzG_Y

The Seward County GOP proudly presents the 2024 Seward County Republican Party slate card for the general election. Take it to the voting booth on November 5th, or refer to it while completing your early or mail-in ballot.

For Immediate Release May 23, 2024 For More Information: Danna Seevers – chair@sewardgop.org Nebraska Republican Party Elects State Delegates to the National Convention The Nebraska Republican Party held its State Convention on May 18, 2024, at the Marriott Cornhusker Hotel and Conference Center.  The state convention is held biannually after the completion of the county conventions. The event was attended by over 600 people including delegates, alternate delegates, and guests from a record 82 counties that held conventions. The Convention Delegates were tasked with electing national delegates to the Republican National Convention to be held in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, this July.  A combined total of 66 delegates and alternates were elected.  Danna Seevers of Seward (At-Large Delegate), Angie Eberspacher of Beaver Crossing (At-Large Delegate), Ann Underwood of Seward (At-Large Alternate) and Mary Hamilton of Beaver Crossing (At-Large Alternate) were 4 of the 66 elected to represent Nebraska. They will travel to Wisconsin in July to nominate Donald J. Trump for President of the United States of America. To ensure the convention runs smoothly and achieves its objectives, several committees are established. Each committee has specific responsibilities that contribute to the overall success of the convention. One man and one woman from each state are elected to serve on each of the five Convention Committees. Danna Seevers was elected to represent Nebraska on the Credentialing Committee and Angie Eberspacher was elected to the Committee on Permanent Organization. The body also elected Committeemen and Committeewomen to represent their local subdistricts on the NEGOP State Central Committee.  In sub-district 105 (representing Seward, Polk and Butler Counties), local area Delegates re-elected Butler County Chairman, David McPhillips, as Committeeman, Angie Eberspacher, Vice-Chair of Seward County GOP, as Committeewoman, and Seward GOP Chair, Danna Seevers, as District Chair Representative. State Convention Delegates also elected William Feely of Aurora as the new National Committeeman and re-elected Fanchon Blythe of Lincoln as the National Committeewoman.

SEWARD, NE - The Seward County Republican Party is pleased to announce the launch of its brand-new website, SewardGOP.org. This state-of-the-art online platform is designed to provide a comprehensive digital hub for Republicans in Seward County and beyond. With the launch of SewardGOP.org, the Seward County Republican Party aims to strengthen its online presence, enhance communication with party members, and engage the local community in an efficient and user-friendly manner. The website offers an array of features and resources to empower Republicans, facilitate engagement, and promote conservative values. Key features of the new website include: News and Updates: Stay informed about the latest developments, events, and initiatives from the Seward County Republican Party. Receive up-to-date news on local, state, and national politics, and gain insights into the Republican Party's efforts to uphold conservative principles. Volunteer Opportunities: Discover meaningful ways to get involved and make a difference. SewardGOP.org provides a dedicated section to explore volunteer opportunities, enabling individuals to actively contribute to the Republican Party's mission in Seward County. Elected Officials: Access a comprehensive directory of elected Republican officials serving Seward County. Stay connected with your representatives, learn about their accomplishments, and find contact information to voice your concerns or support. Resources: Explore a wealth of resources and tools designed to inform and educate visitors about Republican values, policies, and platforms. Find informative articles, policy briefs, and links to reliable sources, ensuring a well-informed Republican community. Events Calendar: Stay up-to-date with upcoming Republican events, rallies, fundraisers, and community gatherings. The website's events calendar will provide a centralized hub for all party-related activities, allowing visitors to plan and participate in various events throughout the year. Chairwoman Danna Seevers expressed enthusiasm about the website launch, stating, "We are thrilled to introduce SewardGOP.org to our community. This website is a testament to our commitment to transparency, inclusivity, and effective communication. It will serve as a powerful tool to connect Republicans, engage our members, and promote the principles we hold dear." The Seward County Republican Party welcomes all individuals who support conservative values to visit the new website, SewardGOP.org, and join the digital community. Explore the resources, get involved, and stay connected with the Republican Party in Seward County. For media inquiries or further information, please contact: Danna Seevers, Chairwoman, info@sewardgop.org About Seward County Republican Party: The Seward County Republican Party is a grassroots organization dedicated to promoting conservative principles, supporting Republican candidates, and engaging the community in Seward County, Nebraska. Committed to upholding the values of liberty, limited government, and personal responsibility, the party strives to foster an informed and active conservative community. For more information, please visit SewardGOP.org.