FEBRUARY 2025

JANUARY 2025

WELCOME TO A NEW YEAR!

DECEMBER 2024

Geneva Republicans: Get Engaged in Your Community for 2025

As we step into a pivotal year, the Geneva Republicans invite you to get involved and make a difference in our community. Local elections are the cornerstone of the issues we encounter every day—from schools and public safety to infrastructure and community growth. These elections determine the leadership of offices that directly impact our daily lives, and your voice is essential in shaping Geneva's future.

2024 offers a unique opportunity to come together as a community, support candidates who share our values, and ensure responsible, accountable leadership at every level. Whether it's attending local events, engaging with candidates, volunteering your time, or simply spreading the word, your involvement matters more than ever.

We need leaders who understand Geneva, its challenges, and its promise. Together, we can foster a community that reflects our principles of fiscal responsibility, transparency, and strong local governance.

Join us in the coming months to:

• Learn about candidates for local offices, including school boards, city councils, and other key positions.
• Participate in events that build community and encourage meaningful conversations.
• Volunteer and contribute your skills to ensure we have strong campaigns and well-informed voters.

Your engagement is the key to success in 2025. Let’s work together to elect leaders who will prioritize Geneva’s future and the needs of its residents.

Together, we can make a difference—right here at home. Get involved, stay informed, and let’s ensure a bright future for Geneva!

NOVEMBER 2024

Reflecting on the Presidential Election:

A Call for Unity and Vigilance

As the dust settles on the recent presidential election, one thing is abundantly clear: We the People have spoken. Our collective voices, expressed through the democratic process, are the heartbeat of this nation. It is a profound reminder that our power lies in our unity, in our shared vision for the future, and in the freedoms we hold dear as delineated in the Bill of Rights. These freedoms — speech, religion, the right to assemble, and many others — form the bedrock of our identity as Americans.

This election, like many before it, was charged with emotion, filled with robust debate and differing visions for America. Regardless of the outcome, the real victory lies in our participation. Voting is more than a right; it is a responsibility and a privilege that countless people have fought to secure and protect. With this election, we reaffirmed our commitment to democracy. But our work does not end at the ballot box.

Now is the time to invest in our future — with our time, our voices, and our resources. We must continue to protect the liberties we cherish, and that begins with active citizenship. The freedoms enshrined in the Bill of Rights are not guaranteed by mere words on parchment; they must be defended by informed, engaged citizens who understand their value and are willing to uphold them against any challenge.

As we look to the future, we pray for our newly elected leaders, both those we supported and those we did not. We ask for their safety and wisdom as they take on the tremendous responsibility of governance. May they lead with discernment, guided by common sense and compassion. It is not an easy task to govern such a diverse and dynamic nation, but our leaders must strive to be worthy of the trust we have placed in them.

We must also resolve to never let our guard down again. History has shown us that complacency is the greatest threat to our freedoms. We must hold our leaders accountable, not out of distrust but out of a commitment to the principles of democracy. We must stay informed, engage in meaningful dialogue, and stand united in our defense of liberty, justice, and the rule of law.

In the end, our strength as a nation comes from our ability to find common ground, even in times of disagreement. It is a time for healing, for bridging divides, and for building a better future for all Americans. This election is not the end of our journey; it is a new chapter. Together, we can continue the great American experiment — one rooted in the belief that when We the People speak, we shape the destiny of our country.