Newsletter PRESIDENT S. President s Message Time to Get Back to Work! Table of Contents. Moody Gardens here we come! Time to Get Back to Work!

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1 PRESIDENT S Newsletter January Table of Contents Time to Get Back to Work! 1 Resolutions 2 Patron Membership 3 Legislative Day The Election is Over- What Now? 5 It s Island Time, Again! Patron Clubs Patrons & Associate Patrons 7 Fundraising and Influencing Community 8 President s Message Time to Get Back to Work! This Holiday season seemed to go on and on, and I am hoping it officially ended with Clemson s win over Alabama. Time to get back to work! The Board worked through the Holidays and have planned so many events in 2019 that I hope to see many of you attend. The first board meeting was the second weekend in January at The Westin Domain in Austin. A fantastic venue as we have so many shopping, entertainment, and dining options all within walking distance of the hotel. Friday morning, Glynis Chester and Jill Tate organized a service project benefiting Traffick911. Our first Patron Event was held at the hotel and Derek Ryan was our speaker. I sincerely hope our attendees stayed for the meeting and didn t sneak out for some extra shopping time! We will be at The Westin again in July. Happy New Year, Ladies! 9 Fundraising via Monthly Giving 10 TFRW Merchandise! 11 TFRW Membership 2019 vs On January 16-17, the National Federation of Republican Women Region 5 hosted a Regional Meeting in New Orleans. Our own Community Engagement Chair Kit Whitehill presented at this event. Since the July Board Meeting, Becky Berger, Glynis Chester, Julie Faubel and Kit Whitehill, have been organizing Belles N Boots and Legislative Day. Scroll though this newsletter to learn more about all the fabulous events and activities they have planned. Sherry Peterson, Debbie Roan, and their Convention Committee meet the first Wednesday of every month, and they have Galveston by the tail! You are not going to want to miss convention this October, we have the entire facility to ourselves. Moody Gardens here we come! Karen Cuneo Newton President, T.F.R.W. PRESIDENT S NEWSLETTER

2 ELECTED OFFICERS PRESIDENT Karen Newton Alamo Heights RW FIRST VICE PRESIDENT Glynis Chester RW of Greater North Texas VP BYLAWS The Honorable Diane Haddock Cowtown RW VP CAMPAIGN ACTIVITIES Michele Samuelson Northwest Austin RW VP FINANCE Becky Berger RW of Yoakum VP LEGISLATION Julie Faubel Lake Conroe Area RW VP MEMBERSHIP Rhonda Lacy Midland Co. RW VP PROGRAMS Linda Hagler Central Texas RW SECRETARY Marie Maggio Golden Triangle RW TREASURER Cindy Payne Bulverde Area RW IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT Theresa Kosmoski Village RW Happy New Year! Special Events There is something about New Years that just makes my heart smile. Perhaps it s the prospect that every day has the potential to be great; maybe it s because each day provides the possibility of impacting others in a positive way; or perhaps it s just my annual chance to hit the reset button. You know, I think we could all use a sanctioned Do Over. I read the news, watch interviews, and am generally appalled at the level of discourse that we have regressed to. From politicians to celebrities, news programs to reality television, the lack of civility is horrifying. My mother used to tell me to, Always speak kindly and with respect because people will remember the method in which you deliver your message long after they forget the content of it. My resolution this Do-Over Day is to make that my motto for I hope that you will join me in renewing your commitment to elevating our dialogue to one civility and respect when sharing our Republican message. As women we are the natural leaders in this area! It is an honor and privilege to serve you, and I would love to have your input, suggestions, and feedback at firstvp@tfrw.org. by First Vice President Glynis Chester firstvp@tfrw.org Resolutions Hey, Ladies, Guess What Time it is?! If you said the 2020 Presidential Campaign season, give yourself a Gold Star! Yes indeed, the USA will need TFRW women working earnestly on its behalf. You need only look at the November election results to see why we are needed now more than ever. As we begin 2019, please remember the following: We need to seriously increase our membership numbers this year. Just One More is a great slogan, but this is Texas, and we can do better than that. Go BIG or go home, right?! Read through your Award criteria and plan your meetings for the year now. I want everyone to win, win, win at convention! Smile! It s a brand New Year! Send Us Your Photos! Please photos of your club s events and activities to tfrwphotos@gmail.com. Look for them in the next edition of the President s Newsletter. 2

3 Patron Membership It s time to renew your Patron membership or join Patron s! We had some fun and unique programs this year. We shared bubbles, received a headshot and learned how to take selfies; we had an insider only tour of the Texas Supreme Court by Justice Lehrmann; Karl Rove was a surprise visitor in July and we ended our year with a reception in the Speakers Apartment with a historical tour of the House Chamber. Please renew your membership for 2019 or join the Patron Program. Here is a link to provide an easy way to renew/join. If you are a Club, we encourage you join to allow one of your members to represent your club at Patron events, it is interchangeable. It has been our honor to Co-Chair Patrons, we look forward to We met at the January board meeting to hear from Derek Ryan from Ryan Data and Research, Looking at the Data, What was Learned About our Candidates and Campaigns. Again, thank you. Patron s Program would not be possible without your support. Debra Coffey and Amanda Martin TFRW Patron Co-Chairs DCoffey@smartstartinc.com AmandaMartin7233@gmail.com Patron Member Events During TFRW Legislative Day, save the date for a Reception at the Governor s Mansion, Thursday, April 25th, 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM. July TBD. With our last Patron event held during TFRW Convention in Galveston. NFRW 4th VP and Region 5 Director Ann Schockett right) and the presidents of the states in Region 5: Vicki Bailey, AL; Becky Shepard, AR; Vivian Dailey, MS; Gena Gore, LA; and Karen Newton, TX. So thankful to have had leadership from national, state, and local Republican Women s Groups join us! Thankful for the national leadership of our very own Jody Rushton! 3

4 Legislative Update VP Legislation Julie Faubel Legislative Day 2019 Welcome 2019 and the 86th Texas Legislature! To track what is happening in this year s legislature here are a few websites to follow: With the New Year, comes a new legislative session in Texas. On Tuesday, January 8th, the Texas Senate, led by Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick gaveled in to session with 19 Republicans and 12 Democrats. The House of Representatives elected Representative Dennis Bonnen of Angleton as its new Speaker. He will lead the 83 Republicans and 67 Democrats during the term. The issues of the 140-day regular session are wide-ranging from financial and economic (budget, school finance, property taxes) to requiring the University of Texas and Texas A&M University to play a regular-season football game against one another in November each year. Lawmakers have until Friday, March 8th to file bills to be considered during the regular session. During the 85th Regular Session a total of 10,672 bills were proposed with 4,960 being passed and 51 vetoed. As of this writing, over 900 bills have been drafted with many more to come. Please share this information across all media platforms with your club members. Event and hotel reservations will open soon. Volunteers are needed to help make Legislative Day successful. Contact me at vplegislation@tfrw.org if you can help out in Austin. Save the Date! TFRW Legislative Day April 25, 2019 Much more information will be coming your way via . Make sure you are receiving TFRW s, and if not, contact your club president ASAP! Presidents, Legislative Chairs, and all Club Leaders, copy and share this page with all of your club members ASAP! 4

5 Political Action by VP Campaign Activities Michele Samuelson The Election is Over- What Now? The partisan November election is behind us, but there are still campaign activities to accomplish! In fact, this is the season that has inspired the idea to call all of this POLITICAL ACTION. You will still be completing and reporting campaign hours. What Counts Now? Testifying at a city council, school board, or commissioners court meeting Testifying in committee at the Texas Legislature Calling or writing to members of Congress Calling or writing to members of the Texas Legislature Calling or writing to your local elected officials Serving on boards or committees for local governments Nonpartisan Races in May And don t forget that we have non-partisan local elections in many jurisdictions in May! Now is the time to recruit candidates for those roles you may be electing school board trustees or other local officials in May, and filing for those offices may already be underway. Ever considered running for office? There is no time like the present! Remember TFRW clubs, club presidents, and campaign activities chairs CANNOT endorse in non-partisan races where more than one known Republican is running. A known Republican is someone who voted in the last GOP primary in Texas so, if they voted GOP in March 2018, they count. You can get that information very easily from your county GOP. New Year s Resolutions 1. Report your club s hours on time. 2. Report using the online form! Bookmark it and make it a habit! 3. Encourage your club members to stay politically active and engaged - follow your school district, city, and county governments, the Texas Legislature, and Congress. Reporting Your Hours The deadline for reporting 2018 Fourth Quarter Campaign Activities Hours was Tuesday, JANUARY 15. That will be hours completed from October-December. The deadline for reporting 2019 First Quarter Campaign Activities Hours is Monday, APRIL 15. That will be hours completed from January-March. Don t slack off on collecting hours! If you would like a program for your club on what campaign activities hours are, why we collect them, etc., please let me know. I will be available on a limited basis through the spring. I hope to be at many of your regional workshops as well and will let you know where I ll be! Reporting Form Reminder: We ve put a link to the reporting form under Programs on the front page of the website. You do not have to log in to access the form! Please use the form for your quarterly reports! Questions, comments, etc., please me at vpcampaignact@tfrw.org 5

6 It s Island Time, Again! 32nd Biennial Convention October 3-5, 2019 Galveston, Texas 2019 Patron Clubs Gold Georgetown Area RW RW of Wood County Rusk County RW The Yellow Rose of Texas RW Silver Canyon Lake RW Conner Harrington RW Fannin County RW Grimes County RW Kendall County RW Lost Pines RW Northwest Austin RW Plano RW Star RW Tarrant Star RW Moody Gardens Hotel & Convention Center Sherry Peterson, Convention Chair peterson-sherry@att.net Debbie Guitian Roan, Convention Co-Chair dgroan@gmail.com 6

7 Kelly Aimone Becky Berger Rebecca Bradford Karen Brennan Melody Briggs Karyn Brownlee Lesley Bruemmer Barbara Buxton Judy Maikell Calloway Glynis Chester Debra Coffey Cheri Creekmore Cassie Daniel Sue De Villez Cassie Dyson Jane G Everhart Rossy Fariña-Strauss Sheila Faske Julie Faubel Sherry L Fauth Mina Fitting 2019 Patrons & Associate Patrons Ellen Harrison The Honorable Debi Hays Mary Heffernan Dianne Hefley Robbi Hull Patti Johnson Sheryl Jones Linda Kinney Theresa Kosmoski Rhonda J Lacy Donnie Berkheimer Lubeck Sylvia Hernandez Maddox Marie Maggio Pearl Maggio Don Manen Ruby Manen Amanda Martin Shirley A Martinez Alice Melancon Darcy Mingoia Karen A Morris Sherry Peterson Dani Post Annette Ratliff Shelley Rayburn Daryl Reynolds Kittie Rice Denise Rives Deborah Guitian Roan Juandelle Lacy Roberts Loretta E Roberts Red Roberts Gail Schubot Cindy Siegel Cynthia Smith Heather Stoner Cindy Ann Stouff Nathalie Swisher Barbara Tague Kristin Tassin Jill Tate Gail Teegarden Lesli R Fitzpatrick Marty Forte Belinda Frisk Catherine Gibb Melanie Grammar The Honorable Diane Haddock Linda Hagler Katherine Mulholland Lillian Murphy Jan Ott Judy Parada Bob Parks Cindy Barberio Payne Carlisle Pearson Cheryl Thompson-Draper Becky Vajdak Amy Van Horn Sue-Lynn Voigt Cynthia Ware Zenia Warren Gwen Withrow 7

8 Fundraising by VP Finance Becky Berger Fundraising and Influencing Community Did you think the only way to raise money was with Social Media or online crowdfunding? Red Cup Party Host a cocktail party and have participants buy red Solo cups at the door, at a wildly inflated price to be donated to your cause. Clothing Swap Everyone brings a bag of clothes they don t wear anymore. Set everything up on retail racks, and let participants shop the swap for one new piece of apparel. Donate all the rest to charity. Community Garage Sale Most people have tons of stuff they are secretly dying to get rid of. Have them donate it to a neighborhood sale with the proceeds going to your charity. Chili Cook-off Charge by the steamy, spicy bowl and ask a few local microbrews to donate the beer to wash it down. Food Truck Rodeo You simply need a parking lot, a permit, and a handful of local food trucks willing to attend. Charge for entrance, and the food trucks can still charge their normal prices inside. Facts to keep in mind: 1. 80% of Americans believe it s essential for people to come together to promote positive change in 5 Americans attended an event to support a particular cause in the last year. 3. Three-quarters of adults ages believe that attending a live event is more impactful than taking action online. Bake Sale This is an oldie but definitely still a goodie. Stand out with a theme that s on point with your fundraising focus, like baked goods made from locally sourced ingredients to benefit local farmers. All-inclusive Pancake Breakfast Make sure you offer options for everyone the gluten free, the vegan, the sugar-free, and the foodie who will eat anything. Celebrity Cooking Class Find a local chef willing to host a class in his kitchen (or rent one) and end the lesson with a lively and intimate group dinner. Film Screening Is there a documentary related to your cause? Host a night at the movies replete with popcorn and candy. We still have the Adams/Bush Portraits with the passing of both First Lady Barbara and President George H. W. Bush, these limited edition prints make great collector items for your political efficinados. They are excellent auction items as well. (continued on page 10) 8

9 Growing Your Club by VP Membership Rhonda Lacy Happy New Year, Ladies! What does 2019 bring us? We re all wondering what will happen with a democrat Congress. We re wondering how much more difficult will it be in our own state legislature with the loss of twelve Republican state reps. Are we even aware of the next nine that the democrats are targeting? Here s what Republicans know for sure-- We must GROW AND EDUCATE our Republican base. TFRW plays a huge part in our Republican mission. WE are the engine that makes this state work. First, I d like to encourage each club to ADD a 5-minute EDUCATION SPOT to each general meeting. For example, your first infomercial might be to share a page about the Texas Court system [easily googled] with your club. Share how that on November 6th that Republicans lost 30/31 Appellate Judge seats across our state. By the way, Clubs I ve only heard from two-thirds of our 150 clubs as to who is the new club President. 100 of you have sent in your contact info to the TFRW office OR contacted me directly. Fifty of you have not shared this info yet. We NEED to hear from every club today. Central Texas RW Installation of 2019 Officers. back. [TEXT ME I ll share the card info with you.] Do NOT be discouraged when everyone joining does not go to work in the club. If TFRW clubs are at least getting info into the minds and hearts of people, you re doing a great job. Only a few ever end up being the worker bees in ANY organization. We don t need to lose sight of how important it is to get information out to as many people as possible. Baytown RW enjoying their first Christmas party. Next, SET MEMBERSHIP GOALS. We need to endeavor to be larger than ever before. A lot of people are moving to our state and we must GROW our organization. We need to convince new friends that Republican values are the reason that they moved to Texas to begin with. DON T MESS with success! DON T MESS WITH TEXAS VALUES! All clubs should have a business card with their info on the front and Republican values on the Then, Membership Chairs it s time for you to hold those CALLING PARTIES. Your Christmas and holiday gatherings are over, and ideally, everyone should already be re-upped in your club. But we know that isn t always the case. SO, get your team together. You should have at least one team member for every 25 members of your club who has NOT rejoined. Large, jumbo, and super jumbo clubs this makes for a big team! Divide up your list and each team member needs to be committed to following up with their 25. Let s get everyone on board NOW! These 2018, 2017, and 2016 members need to be called, texted, and ed. FOLLOW-UP WITH GOING BY HOMES AND COLLECTING MEMBERSHIP DUES, if needed. Ladies, several announcements will NOT get this job done. We have to be willing to put feet to our efforts. (continued on next page) 9

10 (continued from previous page) Burnet County RW Installation of 2019 Officers and Swearing in Ceremony. Talk, talk, talk about joining! Mention membership at every board meeting, every general meeting, every Republican community meeting. Talk about joining the next time you have your hair frosted, get your nails done, stand in long lines at the grocery store. Mention it to your friends in your other organizations and at your church activities. EVERYONE CARRY MEMBERSHIP FORMS, even if your club has online membership renewal. Don t assume that everyone is already a member for And think about giving a RW MEMBERSHIP to your good friends for their BIRTHDAY. We ALL know that TEXAS is in the crosshairs of the democrats. NOW, is the time to set them straight on who governs TEXAS. Now, is the time to build that huge army. NUMBERS, Ladies, DO SPEAK VOLUMES! Don t think that they don t. I am a TEXT away. Your may get lost in the mass that I receive daily, but your text or phone call will have me contacting you very quickly. Let s do this, Ladies! (continued from page 8) Fundraising via Monthly Giving Most organizations saw a dramatic increase in recurring monthly donations last year, and that furor is continuing into Similar to the RPT Grassroots program, your club can benefit from online donations from your website, or publicize monthly contributions with giving envelopes as a practical and manageable way for donors to give more over time. Monthly givers are so important. Their repeated contributions help subsidize the budget that is otherwise sustained by multiple fundraising events. When a donor gives on a monthly basis it not only increases their long-term value, but they stay on file longer allowing you to discover secondary affiliations and promote more giving opportunities. So MAKE IT REAL with recurring giving options on the main donation page and create a campaign featuring individuals who are monthly givers with the positive influence they have on your club s affect for good government. 10

11 TFRW Merchandise! There will be few new TFRW logoed items and some old favorites that will be available at the board meetings or by contacting Corrine at This year we are bringing in the red leather portfolios, in both the 8x12 and the 5x8 sizes. For new items, we have a purse hook, to keep your lovely bags off the floor and a RED T-shirt that will have the TFRW logo in glitter! Gotta have that bling! We have a few items remaining from last year and have discounted those from the original sales price. As always, your input on items you are interested in is always needed, please stop by the merchandise table or contact me with your suggestions. Corrine Miklosh, Merchandise Manager cmikl01@yahoo.com Bracelet set $33.00 Here are some current items - more to come later this year! Purse Hook $12.00 Red TFRW T-Shirt $20.00 Small $20.00 Red Padfolio Roll-up Flats $10.00 Blanket $18.00 Large $

12 TFRW Membership 2019 vs 2018 REGION SD COUNTY CLUB 2019 % of CLUB SIZE Region 01 SD 01 Harrison Harrison Co. RW % 37 Medium Region 01 SD 01 Panola Panola Co. RW % 25 Small Region 01 SD 01 Cass Piney Woods RW - 0.0% 13 Small Region 01 SD 01 Rusk Rusk Co. RW % 13 Small Region 01 SD 01 Gregg RW of Gregg Co % 55 Medium Region 01 SD 01 Titus RW of Northeast Texas - 0.0% 27 Small Region 01 SD 01 Wood RW of Wood Co % 57 Medium Region 01 SD 01 Smith Smith Co. RW % 75 Large Region 01 SD 01 Bowie Texarkana Texas RW - 0.0% 44 Medium Region 01 SD 01 Upshur Upshur Co. RW % 11 Small SD 01 Total % 357 Region 01 SD 02 Fannin Fannin Co. RW % 72 Large Region 01 SD 02 Dallas First Ladies RW - 0.0% 12 Small Region 01 SD 02 Kaufman Kaufman Co. RW - 0.0% 30 Small Region 01 SD 02 Dallas Mesquite RW % 36 Medium Region 01 SD 02 Rockwall Rockwall Co. RW % 130 Jumbo SD 02 Total % 280 Region 01 Total % 637 Region 02 SD 04 Chambers Chambers Co. RW - 0.0% 20 Small Region 02 SD 04 Montgomery East Montgomery Co. RW % 24 Small Region 02 SD 04 Jefferson Golden Triangle RW % 152 Jumbo Region 02 SD 04 Harris Kingwood Area RW % 104 Jumbo Region 02 SD 04 Montgomery Magnolia Area RW % 22 Small Region 02 SD 04 Montgomery Montgomery Co. RW - 0.0% 126 Jumbo Region 02 SD 04 Jefferson Spindletop RW % 23 Small Region 02 SD 04 Montgomery The Woodlands RW % 42 Medium SD 04 Total % 513 Region 02 SD 07 Harris Cy-Fair RW % 44 Medium Region 02 SD 07 Harris Northwest Forest RW % 127 Jumbo Region 02 SD 07 Harris Texas Tea Party RW % 54 Medium Region 02 SD 07 Harris The Yellow Rose of Texas RW % 43 Medium Region 02 SD 07 Harris Tomball RW - 0.0% 15 Small Region 02 SD 07 Harris Village RW - 0.0% 150 Jumbo SD 07 Total % 433 Region 02 SD 13 Harris The Central Houston RW NEW SD 13 Total Region 02 SD 15 Harris Baytown RW - 0.0% 15 Small Region 02 SD 15 Harris Heritage RW - 0.0% 14 Small SD 15 Total - 0.0% 29 Region 02 Total % 975 Small Club, Members Medium Club, Members Large Club, Members Jumbo Club, Members Super Jumbo Club, 201+ Members

13 TFRW Membership 2019 vs 2018 REGION SD COUNTY CLUB 2019 % of CLUB SIZE Region 03 SD 08 Collin Conner Harrington RW % 49 Medium Region 03 SD 08 Collin Golden Corridor RW % 230 Super Jumbo Region 03 SD 08 Collin Plano RW - 0.0% 79 Large Region 03 SD 08 Dallas Richardson RW % 30 Small Region 03 SD 08 Collin RW of Greater North Texas % 100 Large SD 08 Total % 488 Region 03 SD 16 Dallas Coppell RW - 0.0% 57 Medium Region 03 SD 16 Dallas Dallas Downtown RW % 12 Small Region 03 SD 16 Dallas First RW of Dallas Dissolved Region 03 SD 16 Dallas Irving RW % 22 Small Region 03 SD 16 Dallas Lake Highlands RW % 66 Large Region 03 SD 16 Dallas Northwood RW % 73 Large Region 03 SD 16 Dallas Park Cities RW - 0.0% 215 Super Jumbo Region 03 SD 16 Dallas Preston West RW % 95 Large SD 16 Total % 553 Region 03 SD 23 Dallas Dallas Star RW - 0.0% 14 Small SD 23 Total - 0.0% 14 Region 03 Total % 1,055 Region 04 SD 03 Cherokee Cherokee Co. RW % 44 Medium Region 04 SD 03 Hardin Hardin Co. RW % 24 Small Region 04 SD 03 Montgomery Lake Conroe Area RW % 149 Jumbo Region 04 SD 03 Montgomery Liberty Belles RW % 67 Large Region 04 SD 03 Henderson Lone Star RW % 29 Small Region 04 SD 03 Nacogdoches Nacogdoches Co. RW % 47 Medium Region 04 SD 03 Montgomery North Shore RW % 152 Jumbo Region 04 SD 03 San Jacinto RW of SJC Dissolved Region 04 SD 03 Trinity RW of Trinity Co % 39 Medium Region 04 SD 03 Shelby Shelby Co. RW - 0.0% 18 Small SD 03 Total % 585 Region 04 SD 05 Williamson Georgetown Area RW % 140 Jumbo Region 04 SD 05 Grimes Grimes Co. RW % 24 Small Region 04 SD 05 Robertson Robertson Co. RW % 28 Small Region 04 SD 05 Brazos RW of Brazos Valley % 86 Large Region 04 SD 05 Milam RW of Milam Co % 23 Small Region 04 SD 05 Walker Walker Co. RW % 53 Medium Region 04 SD 05 Williamson Williamson Co. RW % 55 Medium SD 05 Total % 409 Region 04 Total % 994 Small Club, Members Medium Club, Members Large Club, Members Jumbo Club, Members Super Jumbo Club, 201+ Members

14 TFRW Membership 2019 vs 2018 REGION SD COUNTY CLUB 2019 % of CLUB SIZE Region 05 SD 11 Brazoria Angleton RW % 19 Small Region 05 SD 11 Harris Bay Area RW - 0.0% 75 Large Region 05 SD 11 Brazoria Bayou RW - 0.0% 12 Small Region 05 SD 11 Galveston Clear Creek RW % 51 Medium Region 05 SD 11 Galveston Friendswood RW - 0.0% 16 Small Region 05 SD 11 Galveston Galveston RW % 88 Large Region 05 SD 11 Harris San Jacinto RW - 0.0% 36 Medium Region 05 SD 11 Harris Texas Gulf Coast RW % 20 Small Region 05 SD 11 Brazoria Tri-County RW % 57 Medium Region 05 SD 11 Brazoria West Pearland RW - 0.0% 34 Medium SD 11 Total % 408 Region 05 SD 17 Harris Braes RW % 16 Small Region 05 SD 17 Brazoria Brazosport RW % 30 Small Region 05 SD 17 Fort Bend Fort Bend RW % 63 Large Region 05 SD 17 Harris Magic Circle RW 9 9.8% 92 Large Region 05 SD 17 Harris Memorial West RW - 0.0% 32 Medium SD 17 Total % 233 Region 05 SD 18 Fayette Fayette Co. RW % 53 Medium Region 05 SD 18 Jackson Jackson Co. RW % 19 Small Region 05 SD 18 Burleson RW of Burleson Co NEW Region 05 SD 18 Fort Bend RW of Katy % 91 Large Region 05 SD 18 Waller RW of Waller Co % 18 Small Region 05 SD 18 Lavaca RW of Yoakum Area - 0.0% 88 Large Region 05 SD 18 Goliad Spirit of Goliad RW % 14 Small Region 05 SD 18 Harris Tri-Co. United RW - 0.0% 24 Small Region 05 SD 18 Victoria Victoria Co. RW % 36 Medium SD 18 Total % 343 Region 05 Total % 984 Region 06 SD 09 Tarrant Metroplex RW % 57 Medium Region 06 SD 09 Tarrant Tarrant Star RW % 34 Medium SD 09 Total % 91 Region 06 SD 10 Tarrant Cowtown RW - 0.0% 59 Medium Region 06 SD 10 Tarrant Reagan Legacy RW % 37 Medium Region 06 SD 10 Tarrant RW of North Texas - 0.0% 14 Small SD 10 Total % 110 Region 06 SD 12 Denton Ladies of Liberty RW - 0.0% 10 Small Region 06 SD 12 Denton RW of Denton Collin Dallas Counties % 10 Small Region 06 SD 12 Denton Texas Strong RW % 52 Medium SD 12 Total % 72 Region 06 Total % 273 Small Club, Members Medium Club, Members Large Club, Members Jumbo Club, Members Super Jumbo Club, 201+ Members

15 TFRW Membership 2019 vs 2018 REGION SD COUNTY CLUB 2019 % of CLUB SIZE Region 07 SD 19 Atascosa Brush Country RW - 0.0% 23 Small Region 07 SD 19 Val Verde Val Verde Co. RW - 0.0% 12 Small Region 07 SD 19 Brewster West of The Pecos RW % 15 Small SD 19 Total % 50 Region 07 SD 21 Guadalupe Guadalupe Co. RW - 0.0% 53 Medium Region 07 SD 21 San Patricio San Patricio Co. RW - 0.0% 50 Medium Region 07 SD 21 Wilson Wilson Co. RW % 54 Medium SD 21 Total % 157 Region 07 Total % 207 Region 08 SD 28 Tom Green Concho Valley RW % 123 Jumbo Region 08 SD 28 Lubbock Lubbock Area RW % 88 Large Region 08 SD 28 Mason Mason Co. RW % 43 Medium Region 08 SD 28 Tom Green San Angelo RW NEW SD 28 Total % 254 Region 08 SD 29 El Paso Greater El Paso RW - 0.0% 43 Medium Region 08 SD 29 El Paso Texas Cactus Rose RW - 0.0% 9 Small Region 08 SD 29 El Paso West El Paso RW - 0.0% 49 Medium SD 29 Total - 0.0% 101 Region 08 SD 30 Collin Barbara Bush RW % 12 Small Region 08 SD 30 Parker Bush Legacy RW % 53 Medium Region 08 SD 30 Cooke Cooke Co. RW - 0.0% 58 Medium Region 08 SD 30 Erath Cross Timbers RW - 0.0% 27 Small Region 08 SD 30 Grayson Grayson Co. RW - 0.0% 56 Medium Region 08 SD 30 Wichita Wichita Co. RW % 90 Large Region 08 SD 30 Wise Wise RW - 0.0% 20 Small SD 30 Total % 316 Region 08 SD 31 Andrews Andrews Co. RW % 24 Small Region 08 SD 31 Ector Ector Co. RW 1 0.5% 199 Jumbo Region 08 SD 31 Randall High Plains RW % 42 Medium Region 08 SD 31 Hutchinson Hutchinson Co. RW % 21 Small Region 08 SD 31 Midland Midland Co. RW % 400 Super Jumbo Region 08 SD 31 Gray Top O' Texas RW % 31 Medium SD 31 Total % 717 Region 08 Total % 1,388 Small Club, Members Medium Club, Members Large Club, Members Jumbo Club, Members Super Jumbo Club, 201+ Members

16 TFRW Membership 2019 vs 2018 REGION SD COUNTY CLUB 2019 % of CLUB SIZE Region 09 SD 14 Travis Austin RW % 221 Super Jumbo Region 09 SD 14 Travis Capitol RW - 0.0% 51 Medium Region 09 SD 14 Travis Hill Country RW - 0.0% 24 Small Region 09 SD 14 Bastrop Lost Pines RW - 0.0% 26 Small Region 09 SD 14 Travis Northwest Austin RW % 83 Large Region 09 SD 14 Travis Travis RW % 12 Small SD 14 Total % 417 Region 09 SD 25 Bexar Alamo City RW % 297 Super Jumbo Region 09 SD 25 Bexar Alamo Heights RW % 54 Medium Region 09 SD 25 Bexar Bexar Co. RW - 0.0% 164 Jumbo Region 09 SD 25 Comal Bulverde Area RW - 0.0% 78 Large Region 09 SD 25 Comal Canyon Lake RW % 108 Jumbo Region 09 SD 25 Hays Hays Co. RW - 0.0% 54 Medium Region 09 SD 25 Kendall Kendall Co. RW - 0.0% 56 Medium Region 09 SD 25 Comal Mission Hills RW % 30 Small Region 09 SD 25 Comal New Braunfels RW % 108 Jumbo Region 09 SD 25 Bexar San Antonio RW % 90 Large SD 25 Total % 1,039 Region 09 Total % 1,456 Region 10 SD 20 Jim Wells Alice King RW NEW Region 10 SD 20 Nueces Nueces Co. RW % 69 Large SD 20 Total % 69 Region 10 SD 27 Cameron Cameron Co. RW Region 10 SD 27 Kleberg Kleberg Co. RW % 17 Small SD 27 Total % 17 Region 10 Total % 86 Region 11 SD 22 Ellis Ellis Co. RW % 39 Medium Region 11 SD 22 Hill Hill Co. RW 1 1.6% 61 Large Region 11 SD 22 Johnson Johnson Co. RW % 59 Medium Region 11 SD 22 McLennan McLennan Co. RW % 135 Jumbo Region 11 SD 22 Navarro Navarro Co. RW % 38 Medium Region 11 SD 22 Hood RW of Hood Co % 36 Medium SD 22 Total % 368 Region 11 SD 24 Bandera Bandera Co. RW - 0.0% 33 Medium Region 11 SD 24 Brown Brown Co. RW % 45 Medium Region 11 SD 24 Taylor Buffalo Gap RW % 18 Small Region 11 SD 24 Burnet Burnet Co. RW % 67 Large Region 11 SD 24 Bell Central Texas RW % 94 Large Region 11 SD 24 Gillespie Gillespie Co. RW - 0.0% 30 Small Region 11 SD 24 Llano Highland Lakes RW - 0.0% 27 Small Region 11 SD 24 Brown Pecan Valley RW % 13 Small Region 11 SD 24 Kerr RW of Kerr Co % 136 Jumbo Region 11 SD 24 Bell Salado Area RW % 63 Large Region 11 SD 24 Llano Star RW % 102 Jumbo SD 24 Total % 628 Region 11 Total % 996 Grand Total 3, % 9,051 Small Club, Members Medium Club, Members Large Club, Members Jumbo Club, Members Super Jumbo Club, 201+ Members

17 13740 N Highway 183 Suite J4 Austin TX tfrw@tfrw.org The President s Newsletter is an official publication of the Texas Federation of Republican Women and is ed monthly to its members. It contains information about the Federation, its member clubs, and issues important to the political arena. Political advertising paid for by Texas Federation of Republican Women PAC, a tax-exempt organization under Section 527 of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions to TFRW PAC are not tax deductible as charitable contributions for Federal Income Tax purposes. Corporate contributions are not permitted.