THE Republican Party of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands board of directors met with precinct leaders on Wednesday, Feb. 9.
Present at the meeting were Gov. Ralph DLG Torres, First Lady Diann T. Torres, CNMI GOP President Candace Celis, 1st Vice President Pat Rasa, 2nd Vice President Shayne Villanueva, Secretary Vivian Nogis, Treasurer Ray Basa, Precinct 1 Chairman Jack Torres, Precinct 2 Chairman Martin Ada, Precinct 3 Chairman Jack Ogumoro, Precinct 4 Chairman Joe Quitugua, Precinct 5 Gil Ada, Senior Advisor Vince DLG Torres, and Campaign Manager Wil Castro. Rufin Inos is also a senior advisor but had a schedule conflict and was unable to attend.
“On behalf of First Lady Diann and myself, we are truly blessed to work alongside so many new faces as well as avail ourselves of good counsel from proven winners over time. This is truly a dynamic group of precinct leaders,” says Governor Torres.
“The Republican Party is the party of inclusion. We have women, men, I manhoben, retirees, a strong women’s group and leaders in Tinian, Rota, Guam and throughout the U.S. mainland standing ready to rally behind a winning slate of qualified candidates,” says CNMI GOP President Candace Celis.
“Our ground game is rock solid. Our precinct and village leadership is intact. Our maps and support lists are ready, and we are coming!” says Committee to Elect Chairman James Ada.
Chairman Ada adds “Governor Torres and Lt. Governor candidate Vinnie F. Sablan welcome an invitation to meet with community-based organizations, ethnic clubs, sport clubs, religious assemblies, clans and other organizations. They understand the importance of incorporating your ideas on how to improve the CNMI.”
Chairman Ada thanks Vice Chairman Ton Kapileo for his leadership while Chairman Ada was attending the Republican National Committee’s winter meeting this month.
For information on joining the movement to elect Torres-Sablan for Governor and Lieutenant Governor, respectively, and the entire Republican slate contact CNMI GOP President Candace Celis at cnmigop2022@gmail.com
Gov. Ralph DLG Torres and First Lady Diann T. Torres pose with CNMI Republican Party leaders during a recent meeting.
