MONTGOMERY COUNTY, TX- The Montgomery County Republican Party is inviting residents to come together for food, music, and grassroots engagement at its upcoming 2nd Annual Crawfish and Shrimp Boil, on April 26 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Go Crawfish at 2352 McCaleb Road in Montgomery.

In November, Montgomery County recorded the largest net gain of Republican voters for President Donald J. Trump in the entire state of Texas—a sign of the county’s increasing role as a stronghold of traditional conservative values.

The event, which will also feature live music from Texas Twilight and a community bake sale, aims to raise funds and awareness to support ongoing efforts to inform voters and strengthen conservative momentum in the region. Festivities will bring together local families, volunteers, and elected officials in celebration of Montgomery County’s growing political influence.

“Our county continues to lead the way,” Chairman Gwen Withrow said. “Now, we’re working hard to ensure that new residents and young adults are registered to vote, informed about the issues, and ready to hold our elected officials accountable—at every level of government.”

Proceeds from the event will help fund “Get Out the Vote”, which consists of voter registration drives, educational outreach, and community programs that promote civic engagement and constitutional awareness.

Residents are encouraged to bring their appetite and their patriotism to this family-friendly evening of good food and good company. It’s a chance to celebrate recent victories—and to get energized for the road ahead!

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For more information or to get involved, contact Jackie Williams at [email protected] or (713) 240-1698