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Diaper Drive Supporting Anchor of Hope
Help us share a little comfort and care with local families this holiday season! The Republican Party of Sheboygan County is collecting diapers for Anchor of Hope November 7–December 14, 2026. All sizes are welcome, with a special need for size 5 diapers and pull-ups. Bring your donations to RPSC headquarters, 1122 Indiana Avenue, Sheboygan,…
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New Office Hours & Holiday Closures
Our November–December office hours are: Tuesdays: 11 AM–1 PMSaturdays: 10 AM–NoonOther hours by appointment. Please note that RPSC headquarters will be closed during these holiday weeks: Thanksgiving: November 23–29, 2026Christmas: December 21–27, 2026New Year’s: December 28, 2026–January 3, 2027 We’re grateful for our office volunteers who welcome visitors and keep headquarters running. Wishing them—and all…
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Campaign Sign Pickup: Thank You to Our Hosts and Volunteers
Across Sheboygan County, generous supporters have welcomed Republican campaign signs onto their property, and dedicated volunteers have worked hard to install them. We are grateful to everyone who helped make this effort possible! After the election, our volunteers will begin collecting the large 4-by-8-foot signs and medium 2-by-4-foot signs. With hundreds of signs throughout the…
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“Independent, Like Us.”
“Independent, Like Us.” That’s what Christian Ellis’s yard signs say. His financial ties deserve a closer look. The contribution records compiled here list his donations to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Kamala Harris, and Democratic Party organizations. The support flows both ways. A transaction dated October 21, 2026, lists a $297,303 in-kind contribution from…
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When You Don’t Agree on Everything
“I don’t like either candidate.” “I refuse to vote for the lesser of two evils.” Frustration is understandable. Election season can wear us down, especially when the choices on our ballot leave us disappointed. That disappointment is legitimate. We should care about a candidate’s character, judgment, and qualifications. A Republican label does not put anyone…
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Sheboygan County Democrats Are Morally Bankrupt
Sheboygan County Democrats operate with a different moral compass than you. Deborah Klock was convicted of Election Fraud – Deface Campaign Poster in 2024 after removing conservative candidate Jesse Roethel’s campaign literature from the porch of a Sheboygan voter. The incident came to light because a citizen was concerned about what they saw on their…
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One Week Until Election Day: Are You Ready to Vote?
Election Day is Tuesday, November 3—just one week away. Whether you plan to vote before Election Day or at your polling place next Tuesday, here are resources to help you prepare. Still planning to vote early? In-person absentee voting dates, hours, and locations vary by municipality. Check your local schedule before heading out, including the…
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Tom Tiffany Kicks Off the Common Sense Bus Tour with a Stop in Sheboygan
A Sheboygan welcome on the first day of Tom Tiffany’s Common Sense Bus Tour! Tom Tiffany, our next governor, addresses supporters at RPSC headquarters on the first day of his Common Sense Bus Tour. U.S. Senator Ron Johnson addresses supporters during the Common Sense Bus Tour stop at RPSC headquarters. Our next attorney general, Eric…
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Christian Ellis Campaign Listed as Receiving $297,303 in Democratic In-Kind Support
Christian Ellis calls himself an Independent. But the campaign-finance transaction shown below lists $297,303 in in-kind support from the State Senate Democratic Committee to Friends of Christian Ellis. Nearly $300,000 is a substantial investment in getting him elected. Voters deserve to weigh that partisan backing alongside his claims of independence. The Independent label does not…
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Christian Ellis: A Question of Consistency
Christian Ellis says he will listen to people who disagree with him and work with people from different political perspectives. Those are worthwhile commitments from anyone seeking public office. But his claim of consistency deserves a closer look. In a recent campaign post, Ellis wrote: “I’ve been consistent about what I’m offering: I’ll listen to…