Next Luncheon Meeting
Thursday, October 13, 2022
$30 at the door (credit cards accepted)
Meet & Greet at 11AM
Meeting Starts Promptly at 11:30AM
Location: Napa Elks Lodge
2840 Soscol Ave, Napa
RSVP by Monday, October 10th
California's Ballot Propositions
What Are They?
What Do They Mean?
Prop 26 Allows certain types of games and wagering on Tribal Lands
Prop 27 Allows on-line access to certain games/wagering outside Tribal Lands
Prop 28 Provides additional funding for Arts & Music Education (from General Fund)
Prop 29 Requires on-site licensed medical professional at Kidney Dialysis Centers
Prop 30 Provides funding for air pollution & wildfire prevention programs (via an increased tax)
Prop 31 Referendum on 2020 law prohibiting retail sale of certain flavored tobacco products (a “yes” vote approves the law enacted in 2020)
Join Napa Valley Republican Women for a Special Bye, Bye Biden Event Thursday, October 13th.
EVERYONE IS INVITED! Members, guests, spouses, men... anyone interested in hanging out with like-minded Republicans in a space where discussion is welcome!
When: 6-8 PM
Where: Ace & Vine Casino, 505 Lincoln Ave, Napa
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Delicious Appetizers Provided. Order your own drinks or Beverage Package (pre-order beverages - package prices range from $35 - $65).
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Please RSVP at rsvprepwomen@gmail.com. Ask for information about the beverage package and to pre-order.
Who We Are
Napa Valley Republican Women Federated, chartered in 1947, was the first Republican Women's club in Napa County.
We are affiliated with the National Federation of Republican Women (NFRW), the largest women's grassroots political organization in the country, with thousands of active members in local clubs across the nation.
We are members of the California Federation of Republican Women (CFRW), the largest State organization in the Federation.
We are registered as Republicans and believe in the Republican principles. The Federation is an official part of the Republican Party. It is the educational arm.
Our Objectives
To promote an informed public through political education and activity.
To increase the effectiveness of women in the cause of good government.
To promote a wider knowledge of the principles and policies of the Republican Party.
To encourage active citizenship.
To cooperate with the Republican State and County Central Committees for the election of Republican candidates.
To facilitate cooperation among Republican Women's Clubs.
To foster loyalty to the Republican Party and to promote its principles and candidates in all elections including non-partisan elections.
How We Meet Them
Luncheon Meetings
Meetings are held ten months a year (no meetings in July or August). Programs are presented to educate members in politics at local, state and national levels. Emphasis is given to legislation and Republican candidates.
Newsletter
A monthly newsletter containing club news and current political information is sent to each member. Also contains CFRW and NFRW legislative news and information about conferences and other events at those levels.
Capitol Update
Published by CFRW, it is emailed to members and provides timely analysis of current bills in our state legislature. Members also receive Legislative Action Alerts with information on contacting elected officials. You can download these at www.cfrw.org.
2022 Luncheon Meetings
2840 Soscol Avenue, Napa
September 8
October 13
November 10
December 8