Mike Ragan

WARSAW — Kosciusko County Republican Chairman Mike Ragan announced Sunday, Feb. 5, he is seeking re-election in the March 4 Republican reorganization caucus.

Ragan was elected Aug. 3, 2016, to fill the remaining term following the resignation in June of former Chairman Randall Girod.

All Republican Central Committees in the state of Indiana will be up for election in the March 4 caucuses. The Republican Precinct Committeemen and women and vice-precinct men and women are eligible to vote in the caucuses. The Indiana Republican reorganization caucus is held every four years.

Other central committee positions to be filled that day are party vice-chairman, secretary and treasurer.

Ragan noted, “It has been an honor to serve all Kosciusko County Republicans as their chairman, and I have enjoyed it very much. We have had many accomplishments since August including a very successful and well attended fall fish fry and hall of fame dinner. Additionally, we had a phenomenal response to our Republican headquarters in downtown Warsaw through the fall election season. The headquarters generated the distribution of thousands of campaign signs and donations that exceeded all expectations. Kosciusko County saw the election of every Republican on our ballot and the margin of victory for our candidates was in the top five in Indiana. Many compelling and significant issues will be confronting us in the next four years, and I believe my proven leadership and conciliatory style will result in growth and unity in our party.”

Ragan resides in Warsaw with his wife, DeAnna.

Letters detailing the re-organization caucus are being mailed this week to the voting members of the caucus.