Candidates Hit the Stumps in State, County Campaigns

by Dan | 7 Jun 2011 | Primary Election, Recent Posts, Activities, Towns, 2011

This afternoon, Candidates for State and County Offices and Political Action Committees started down the campaign trail in Harper Hall. Each aspiring office-holder moved town-to-town attempting to convince his fellow delegates why he would be the best-possible man for the job. In response, town residents fired back a battery of tough questions about the candidate’s particular beliefs, experiences, qualifications, and plans for the job. Each candidate used the full extent of his intellect, creativity, and personal experience to answer these tough questions. Meanwhile, each PAC thought hard about how to garner support from political parties, candidates for office, and individual voters. At 3:15pm CST, delegates from  all across Boys’ State will cast their ballots in the primary election, determining which candidates will move-on to the general election. Best of luck to all the boys on the ballot!

A PAC Discusses How to Garner Support for their Organization.

A Candidate from Belleau Wood Explains Why He Deserves the Vote.

The Boys of The Alamo Listen Intently to the Candidates Speeches.

A Delegate from Gettysburg Addresses Voter Concerns.

Boys from Gettysburg and The Alamo Wait Nervously before Making Their Speeches.