Reminder that our next General Meeting will be on June 5, 2025.  More information will be coming out next week. We'll look forward to seeing you then.

  Musings from the Chair

Memorial Day Musings: Honoring Sacrifice, Confronting Apathy

As we approach Memorial Day, I find myself reflecting on the profound sacrifices made by our nation’s heroes—from the minutemen at Lexington and Concord to the soldiers storming the beaches of Normandy, from the jungles of Vietnam to the mountains of Afghanistan. These brave souls, many now resting at Arlington and other hallowed grounds, gave their lives for the freedoms we hold dear. As an Army veteran myself, I feel a deep responsibility to honor their legacy not just with words, but with action.

In hope and resolve,
Terri Coulter
Chairman, Wagoner County Republican Party

Reminder that we will not be having our regular General Meeting on May 1, 2025, due to the OKGOP State Convention occurring on May 3.  The next General Meeting will be June 5, 2025. We'll look forward to seeing you then.

  Musings from the Chair

Reflections on Liberty: From Lexington and Concord to Wagoner County

As I sit here, reflecting on last week's 250th anniversary of the Battle of Lexington and Concord, I can’t help but feel a stirring. Those farmers and shopkeepers who stood on that April morning in 1775 weren’t chasing power or prestige. They were ordinary folks, like you and me, who looked at a system of control—an empire that dismissed their voices—and said, “Enough.” They fought not for themselves but for a future where the people, not distant elites, would hold the reins. Their courage sparked a revolution, and I find myself wondering: what does their legacy mean for us today, here in Wagoner County?

We’re in a battle of our own, aren’t we? Not with muskets, but with ideas and resolve. I see it on the national stage, where a deep state—entrenched, unaccountable—works alongside global forces to erode the very freedoms those minutemen fought for. It’s a kind of tyranny, subtle but real, that seeks to centralize power and silence the will of the people. It’s the same spirit of control that sparked defiance in 1775, and it’s a fight that feels closer than ever. But then I look at our own corner of the world, here in Wagoner County, and I see something remarkable: you, grassroots Republicans, rising up in that same defiant spirit.

Our recent County GOP election was no small thing. It was a quiet revolution, a moment when the people of this party said, “This is ours.” You chose a vision of empowerment over entitlement, of community over control. I think about those who’ve held the reins before, some who still see the party as their personal domain—something "they" built (so I've been told). I don’t begrudge them their passion, but I wonder if they realize the strength of a party that belongs to its members, not to a select few. The future isn’t in clinging to old ways; it’s in trusting the people to lead. Those who can’t embrace that vision might find it hard to walk this path with us, and I hope they’ll reflect on what it means to stand for something bigger than themselves.

You are the heart of this party, just as those colonists were the heart of a fledgling nation. Our goals feel like an echo of Lexington; a refusal to let a few dictate the course of the many. But the fight doesn’t end with a vote. It’s in the meetings you attend, the ideas you share, the roles you step into. Every time you show up, you’re pushing back against the same forces—local, national, global—that want to keep power in the hands of the few. I’m inspired by you, and I’m honored to serve as your Chairman in this moment. Together, we can forge a Republican Party that’s a beacon of liberty, right here in Wagoner County, standing firm against the deep state and any system that undervalues the people.

The minutemen didn’t win in a day, but they lit a fire that still burns. I see that fire in the people with whom I've spoken. I feel it in the conversations we’re having, in the energy of this grassroots movement. We’re not just fighting for a party; we’re fighting for a principle—that the people, not a few seeking power or recognition for themselves, should shape our future. From the fields of Lexington and Concord to the meeting rooms of Wagoner County, that’s a legacy worth carrying forward. So, join me. Let’s keep this fire burning, not for power or prestige, but for the promise of a party, and a nation, that belongs to us all.

In hope and resolve,
Terri Coulter
Chairman, Wagoner County Republican Party

Wagoner County Republican Party Newsletter

Next Monthly Meeting Thursday, March 27, 2025

Guest Speaker: Charity Linch, Oklahoma National Committeewoman

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Congratulations to our newly elected
2025-2027 Wagoner County Republican Party Leadership:

Precinct meetings were held on Thursday, January 30, 2025 at 7 pm at Indian Capital Technology Center, Wagoner County Campus, 31350 E State Hwy 51, Coweta, OK 74429.

Precinct meetings and elections are the basis of the Republican Party: Precinct meetings are the building blocks for the voice of the people and grassroots.

The business of the Precinct meeting is to:

1. Elect new precinct officers for a 2-year term.
2. Elect delegates to represent the precinct at the County Convention.
3. Submit planks/amendments/changes to the Wagoner County GOP Platform, and Recommend changes to the OKGOP State Party Rules and State Party Platform.

Any person seeking to be seated as a delegate to any County or State Convention must:

• Be a registered Republican in the Precinct and County by the date set by the County Executive Committee, December 31, 2024.
  And
• Attend their duly called local Precinct Meeting or if unable to attend the Precinct Meeting, you must contact your Precinct Chair before the close of the week of the precinct meeting. If you cannot reach your Precinct Chair, contact your County Chair.
• Be elected as a Delegate from the County Convention TO the State Convention.

All registered Republicans prior to December 31, 2024 are invited to attend. In order to streamline check-in, please bring your Voter ID card or you can locate your registration online and print it out.

If ALL of these requirements are NOT met a person may NOT be seated as a Delegate to the County Convention. No person may be seated as a Delegate to the Oklahoma Republican Party State Convention without being elected as a delegate from their respective County Convention without permission from the county chairman.

We welcome you to these meetings and look forward to seeing you there!

If your precinct number or voting location changed you would have received a new voter id card in the mail.  If you didn't then your precinct and voting location did not change.  If you don't know what your precinct number is, then you can click on "What's my precinct number?" below to find out.

What's my precinct number?

If you see "NO CHAIR" listed on the precinct you live in and you are a registered republican.  You can click on email on that precinct and it will email our Wagoner County GOP Chair and you can ask to be considered to be that precinct chair.

Precinct Chairs 2025-2027 (last updated 2/5/2025)

ATTENTION: Wagoner County Republican Party Delegates & Guests

The 2025 Biennial County Convention
Saturday, March 1, 2025

Registration Starts Now
Registration Deadline Ends Saturday, February 22, 2025 at 11:59 pm
(There will be no Same Day Registration on the day of Convention)

9:00 am Check In Begins
10:00 am Convention Starts

Our Finest Hour Church, 11045 OK-51, Broken Arrow, 74014

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PRECINCT MEETINGS!

Scheduled for Thursday, January 30, 2025

(Please note we are meeting at Indian Capital Technology Center, Wagoner County Campus)

(Bad Weather Backup Date will be Thursday, February 6, 2025)

6:30 pm - Fellowship Theme - Cookies and Coffee

7:00 pm

I hope everyone had a very Merry Christmas.  We will not be having our monthly meeting on the first Thursday of January 2025.  Instead we are moving it to the second Thursday of the month.  We look forward to seeing you then.

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Next Monthly Meeting Thursday, January 9, 2025

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Next Monthly Meeting Scheduled for
Thursday, December 5, 2024

Come early and join us at 6:30 pm and bring your favorite Christmas Edibles.

7:00 pm Christmas Party and Ornament Auction (Fundraiser)

Join us as we celebrate the reason for the season, Jesus Christ being Born!

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We want to personally thank everyone that came out to our Annual Cobbler & Conversation Fundraiser this year.  It was a great success and we was able to pay for our General Election Mailer and we will give an update at our Next Monthly Meeting this Coming Thursday, November 7, 2024.  Our Guest Speaker will be Congressman Kevin Hern, Oklahoma's 1st Congressional District.  You can find more information about the meeting below.

But First if you haven't early voted already. Make sure you get out and vote on Tuesday, November 5th.
Vote Straight Republican Party Ticket

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Next Meeting Scheduled for Thursday, October 24, 2024

7:00 pm

Join us for an evening of delicious cobbler and engaging conversation with Senator James Lankford. This in-person event will take place on Thursday, October 24, 2024 at the Indian Capital Technology Center, 31350 OK-51, Coweta, OK 74429.

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Next Monthly Meeting Thursday, September 5, 2024

We will have Trump/Vance yard signs for $10 donation, and 2'x4' signs (for order) for $25 donation at our September 5th Monthly meeting.

Get Out to vote in Run-Off Election on August 27th!!

Make sure you get out to vote!!

Visit Candidate Information Committee for Candidates that are in Run-Off Election Races!

Visit the OK Voter Portal to check your voter info, get an absentee ballot, and see your example ballot!