GET OUT THE VOTE RALLY

Dallas County Republicans announce a Get out the Vote Rally being held by the Republican Party of Polk County in support of Zach Nunn with special guest speaker Harriet HagemanSupporting  Zach Nunn for U. S. Congress with special guest speaker Harriet Hageman, U. S. Congressional Candidate for Wyoming.  Hageman is an American attorney and Republican politician who won the Republican primary for the 2022 United States House of Representatives election in Wyoming, defeating incumbent Liz Cheney by a landslide.  Harriett is coming to the third district as part of her effort to help take back the U. S. House of Representatives. "Harriet Hageman is appearing at the event as a Guest Speaker and is not soliciting funds."

EVENT DETAILS   

Monday, October 10 - Doors Open 5:00 PM | Program begins at 6:30 PM | Host Committee Reception: 5:30-6:00 PM 

RSVP by October 4

Catered meal by Smoky D's Bar-b-que; Cash Bar Available and Free Parking 

INDIVIDUAL TICKETS are $25.00 per person. You can order any quantity of individual tickets online Click HERE to order tickets.

Republican Party of Iowa Chairman Jeff Kaufmann said:

"Harriet Hageman fought back against the D.C. swamp and WON. That is exactly our goal here in Iowa: send a clear message to the Democrat elite that we are fed up with them trying to control our lives.

"Iowans are tired of the Biden Administration's Nanny State of reckless spending, increasing federal bureaucracy, and woke ideology. Hageman is a brilliant guest to tell Iowans the story of how to fight back."

Republican Party of Polk County Chair Gloria Mazza said:

“The Republican Party of Polk County is excited to welcome Harriet Hageman to an event with Zach Nunn for Congress. The upset of Liz Cheney in Wyoming speaks volumes that Americans are ready to send a message to Washington, and Hageman's ability to communicate voters’ concerns gave her a huge win.

“Voters of Iowa's Third Congressional District want these same results to retire Cindy Axne. We need leaders like Hageman and Nunn to tell voters that changing Washington is possible.”