Logan County Republicans

Dave Donaldson , Logan County Commissioner

 Dave Donaldson, a rancher from southwestern Logan County, has announced that he is seeking to serve the citizens of Logan County by being elected as the next county commissioner in November. If elected, Donaldson would fill the District 3 seat that is being vacated at the end of this year because of term limits.

Donaldson is seeking the county commissioner position because he has a strong-rooted desire to serve people. Throughout his life he has been involved in public service both professionally and as a volunteer. “I see this as an opportunity to be a public servant in another capacity. The citizens of Logan County deserve someone who will seek to bring new jobs to Logan County, someone who will be frugal when spending their tax money, someone who truly cares about the agricultural industry, and someone who has a vision for the future”, says Donaldson.

Cory Gardner , 4th US District House

 Cory Gardner recently announced that he will be running for US Congress from the 4^th Congressional District.  Gardner recently told POLITICO in an e-mail “I have always been a champion for rural Colorado, small business issues and been a constant warrior for fiscal responsibility.  One thing’s for sure – the people of the Fourth Congressional District will know where I stand and who I am fighting for”. 

Dave Tennant , Logan County Coroner

 "I am committed to the residents of Logan County. It has been an honor to serve my community and I hope to continue as your Coroner. With my experience and training I believe I am the only candidate that can run this office as it should be.

Thank You"

Greg Brophy , District 1 State Senate

 Greg Brophy  is a Republican member of the Colorado Senate, representing the 1^st Senate District since his appointment in June 2005.  Previously he was a member of the Colorado House of Representatives from 2003 to 2005.  He was born in Holyoke, CO and raised on his family’s farm near Wray.  After graduating from CSU in 1988 he has managed his family’s farm, growing corn, alfalfa, beans, watermelons and wheat.  He is married and they have three children.  Three years into his first term as District 1 State Senator, Brophy has introduced and passed legislation that has aided rural Colorado.