Republican County Convention Calls for Sioux County electors
The Republican electors of Sioux County are invited to a county convention on November 1 to select delegates for the state congressional and judicial conventions. Each township may send delegates with one at large per township and one for every twenty five republican votes. Local GOP figures discuss potential nominees for county auditor and the congressional seat, with broader remarks on national issues and the Philippine policy.
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