Calcasieu Republican Parish
Executive Committee
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SWLA Republican Upcoming Local Events
CRPEC Meeting
Calcasieu Republican Parish Executive Committee When - Monday, February TBA, 2025 at 5:30 pm
Location - The Villages at Imperial Point - 1717 Imperial Blvd , Lake Charles, LA 70605 *Calcasieu Republican Parish Executive Committee meets the 3rd Tuesday on even Months.
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Republican Core Principles
Republicans believe the constitution of the United States is a contract between free people and the public officials they choose to govern them; that our rights are granted to us by our creator and not by the government; that the purpose of taxation is to finance government and not to redistribute income; that we are all created equal and should stand equal before the law; and in individual liberty with personal responsibility for ones choices and actions.
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Republican Roundtable Events
When: January 30th, 2025 @ 5:30 PM
What: Gumbo Dinner - Cost $30
or purchase a VIP Table of 8 $300
Where: Loggerheads Riverside Event Center
3748 LA-3059, Lake Charles LA 70615
What: Gumbo Dinner - Cost $30
or purchase a VIP Table of 8 $300
Where: Loggerheads Riverside Event Center
3748 LA-3059, Lake Charles LA 70615
About Our Speaker
Brett Geymann
State Representative, District 35
Brett Geymann is a dedicated public servant, business owner, and community leader with a long-
standing commitment to representing the people of District 35. A native of Louisiana, Brett
graduated with honors from South Beauregard High School and earned a Bachelor of Science in
Finance with a minor in Government from McNeese State University, graduating cum laude. As a
member of Beta Gamma Sigma, he was recognized for excellence in business studies.
Brett has built a successful career as the Co-Owner and President of Outfitters Ink and as the
Owner of Patriot Development & Construction. Beyond his professional achievements, he has been
deeply involved in the community, coaching youth baseball, soccer, and basketball in Moss Bluff
and serving in various leadership roles within the Republican Party, including as a member of the
Republican State Central Committee and Parish Executive Committee.
Brett began his political career in 2004 when he was elected to the Louisiana House of
Representatives. His service has spanned multiple terms, including 2004-2016 and 2020-2024,
with a term extending to 2028. Known for his principled leadership, he currently serves as Chair of
the House Natural Resources Committee and is an active member of the Rural, Conservative,
Freedom, Acadiana, and Republican caucuses.
Recognized for his dedication to family values and conservative principles, Brett has received
numerous accolades, including the “Gentleman of the House” award in 2011, the Outstanding
Family Advocate award from the Family Forum (2007-2010), and the Life & Liberty Award (2008-
2024). He has consistently earned a 100% score from Louisiana Right to Life (2004-2016) and an A+
rating from the National Rifle Association (2004-2016). In 2012, Brett was named Lagniappe’s Best
State Legislator, further cementing his reputation as a respected leader in his community.
A devoted husband to Kimberly and proud father of three children—Tyler, Nick, and Katy—Brett also
cherishes his role as a grandfather to two grandchildren. He is an active member of First Baptist
Church of Moss Bluff, where his faith continues to guide his work and values.
Brett Geymann is a steadfast advocate for fiscal responsibility, family values, and the well-being of
his constituents, always striving to make Louisiana a better place for future generations.
State Representative, District 35
Brett Geymann is a dedicated public servant, business owner, and community leader with a long-
standing commitment to representing the people of District 35. A native of Louisiana, Brett
graduated with honors from South Beauregard High School and earned a Bachelor of Science in
Finance with a minor in Government from McNeese State University, graduating cum laude. As a
member of Beta Gamma Sigma, he was recognized for excellence in business studies.
Brett has built a successful career as the Co-Owner and President of Outfitters Ink and as the
Owner of Patriot Development & Construction. Beyond his professional achievements, he has been
deeply involved in the community, coaching youth baseball, soccer, and basketball in Moss Bluff
and serving in various leadership roles within the Republican Party, including as a member of the
Republican State Central Committee and Parish Executive Committee.
Brett began his political career in 2004 when he was elected to the Louisiana House of
Representatives. His service has spanned multiple terms, including 2004-2016 and 2020-2024,
with a term extending to 2028. Known for his principled leadership, he currently serves as Chair of
the House Natural Resources Committee and is an active member of the Rural, Conservative,
Freedom, Acadiana, and Republican caucuses.
Recognized for his dedication to family values and conservative principles, Brett has received
numerous accolades, including the “Gentleman of the House” award in 2011, the Outstanding
Family Advocate award from the Family Forum (2007-2010), and the Life & Liberty Award (2008-
2024). He has consistently earned a 100% score from Louisiana Right to Life (2004-2016) and an A+
rating from the National Rifle Association (2004-2016). In 2012, Brett was named Lagniappe’s Best
State Legislator, further cementing his reputation as a respected leader in his community.
A devoted husband to Kimberly and proud father of three children—Tyler, Nick, and Katy—Brett also
cherishes his role as a grandfather to two grandchildren. He is an active member of First Baptist
Church of Moss Bluff, where his faith continues to guide his work and values.
Brett Geymann is a steadfast advocate for fiscal responsibility, family values, and the well-being of
his constituents, always striving to make Louisiana a better place for future generations.
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STATE & MUNICIPAL ELECTION DATES
If you are not sure of your previous precinct, you can SEARCH BY VOTER at the Secretary of State Geaux Vote Site.
Congressional/Presidential/Congressional Election - Tuesday, November 5, 2024
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Constitutional Amendment:
Constitutional Amendment: Dedicate federal money received from offshore alternative energy
sources (wind, solar) to the state Coastal Protection and Restoration Fund to finance projects
safeguarding coastal areas.
sources (wind, solar) to the state Coastal Protection and Restoration Fund to finance projects
safeguarding coastal areas.
General Election: Saturday, December 7, 2024
- Run offs, if any.
- Propositions, tax renewals, if any
- Early voting begins Friday, November 22 – Saturday, November 30
Constitutional Amendments for December election
- Amendment 1 - Expand Judiciary Commission to investigate judicial misconduct.
- Amendment 2 - Require lawmakers to wait at least 24 hours to review bills appropriating money.
- Amendment 3 - Allow extension of regular legislative session with two-thirds vote if more time is needed.
- Amendment 4 - Provide for a tax lien auction process when property taxes haven't been paid.
Calcasieu Parish Board of Elections Supervisors shall supervise the preparation for, and the conduct of all elections held in the parish.
- The CPBES is made up of the Clerk of Court (Lynn Jones), the Registrar of Voters (Kim Fontenot), the Democrat appointee (Felicia Frank), the Republican appointee (Dan Denson) and the governor’s appointee (Janice Ackley).
- Responsibilities – Randomly select commissioners for each election, prep and seal all voting machines, prep all mail ballots to be scanned, verify corrupted mail ballots, complete prepping for scanning mail ballots and verify early election result on election day, open voting machines and tabulate election results, close voting machines and promulgate final election results.
OPTIONS FOR VOTERS
Vote By Mail
Vote In Person
Vote By Mail
- Request an absentee mail-in ballot by the prescribed deadlines.
- Call the Registrar of Voters office at 337-721-4000 or visit GeauxVote.com to UPDATE YOUR ADDRESS so the ballot is delivered to your current residence.
- Be sure to observe deadlines.
- Instructional video on completing the absentee ballot: VIEW
Vote In Person
- Early Voting: Friday, October 18th – Saturday, October 29th, 2024
- Election Day: November 5th, 2024
ABSENTEE MAIL IN BALLOT / DROP-OFF OPTIONS
Request Absentee Ballot by completing the Application & Returning:
Mailing Absentee Ballots
Drop-Off Options
Request Absentee Ballot by completing the Application & Returning:
- Registered voters can request an absentee ballot two ways:
- Contact or visit the Registrar's Office (337-721-4000)
- Get application online at GeauxVote.com
- It is highly suggested that voters choosing this method do so as early as possible so that the ballot is received by the Registrar's Office prior to the deadline.
Mailing Absentee Ballots
- Must be received in the Registrar's Office by the Friday prior to Election Day at 4:30pm to be counted.
- Mailed Ballots can be TRACKED using the GeauxVote.com website.
Drop-Off Options
- For voters who wish to hand deliver a mail-in ballot, please call the Office of the Registrar at 337-721-4000. The office is located on the 2nd floor of the Historic Calcasieu Courthouse.
- Drop off times: Mon - Fri 8:00 am-4:30pm
- Deadline for mail in ballot to be received by Registrar is the Friday prior to Election Day at 4:30pm.
Early Voting Dates & Times:
Early Voting – Friday, October 18, 2024 – Tuesday, October 29, 2024**8:30 am – 6:00 pm daily (closed Sunday)
All location to be open at this time
(**) Early voting extended due to Act 365 of 2021 regular session
For information on absentee voting please visit www.calclerkofcourt.com/elections
All location to be open at this time
(**) Early voting extended due to Act 365 of 2021 regular session
For information on absentee voting please visit www.calclerkofcourt.com/elections
Early Voting Locations:
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Lake Charles -
Calcasieu Parish Courthouse 2nd Floor Address: 1000 Ryan St # 5 Lake Charles, LA 70601 Phone: (337) 437-3550 Sulphur - Sulphur City Annex Address: 101 N Huntington St Sulphur, LA 70663 Phone:(337) 527-4500 |
