Largest GOP Event in NC: Oct. 16 – Featuring Sen. Richard Burr and Mayor Pat McCrory

Largest GOP Event in NC: Oct. 16 – Featuring Sen. Richard Burr and Mayor Pat McCrory – Free

September 27th, 2010 | Author: Katy Benningfield

From Wake County Republican Party Chairman, Claude Pope:

Join KCC on October 18th for the Biggest Rally in North Carolina!

There’s going to be a hot time in the old town of Zebulon on October 16. You won’t want to miss it!

It’ll be the biggest Republican rally in North Carolina, mark my words, and one great opportunity for you and your family to have a great time, whoop it up for your Republican ticket, and enjoy some fine music and other entertainment.

It’s being held at Five County Stadium, home of the Carolina Mudcats, and for this night at least, the Carolina Conservative Cats, too. Senator Richard Burr will be there, along with Mayor Pat McCrory, pretty much every Congressional Candidate from the whole area, plus our county and legislative ticket and some surprises you’ll be hearing about soon.

For the kids, we’re planning a Halloween pumpkin-painting contest, and the judges will be…real judges!

Did I mention that admission is free, free, free? Well, it is, it is, it is. Plus, the stadium concession stands will be open and you’ll be able to purchase your favorite food, just like at the ball game.

Folks, that stadium holds 6,500 people. Most political organizations wouldn’t even try to hold a rally in a big place like that, but we’re confident that the 2010 Republican enthusiasm quotient is high enough to allow us to turn out at least 1,500 or 2,000 folks to enjoy the evening. So make plans now to help us swell the crowd and show the world just how fired up we really are to bring conservative leadership to Capitol Hill, the State Legislature, the County Building and the Courthouses.

The event is scheduled from 5 to 8 pm on Saturday,October 16. Five County Stadium is located on Highway 39 in Zebulon. From I-440 or I-540, take the US 64/ US 264 Bypass East exit. Follow for approximately17 miles (from I-440) or 8 miles from I-540) and merge onto US 264 East. Take Hwy. 39 exit and turn right; the stadium is on the right.