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MN HD 66B Republican Precinct Caucuses Start at 7 pm February 3rd 2026

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House District 66B, North End, Como Park and part of East Side of St Paul Neighborhoods

What:  MN HD 66B Republican Precinct Caucuses

When: Tuesday, February 3rd, 2026 starting at 7 pm

Where:  Johnson Senior High School, 1349 Arcade St (near Ivy), St Paul MN 55106 Map

When you arrive go to the Auditorium

This is a Party Activity if you are in the wrong location, or you forget what precinct you are in you can find out by going to the following MN Secretary of State Link:

caucusfinder.sos.mn.gov

Party Platform Resolutions

One activity in this Precinct Caucus is Offering up Amendments to existing Party Platform “Planks” or coming up with new ones. So go to the existing Republican Party of Minnesota (MNGOP) Platform below and look to see where your resolution would fall into and then list what section and then what your resolution is. 1 resolution per copy.  So if you have more than 1 resolution print off however many ones you want to submit in your specific precinct. They will be voted upon there. Then at the HD 66B Republican Convention they will be voted upon again and if passed they will go the CD4 Republican Convention and up to the State Party Convention eventually.

2022-MNGOP-Platform-adopted-May_14_2022

2026 Party Platform Resolutions PDF

Gubernatorial “Straw Poll”

There will be a Straw Poll which is a Preference Poll on who the attendees of the caucus prefer. It is not an endorsement of a candidate. It is also not binding, meaning the candidates can’t claim some sort of ranking versus other candidates that means anything. It helps the several campaigns for Republican Nomination for Minnesota Governor where they are in the campaigns. A number of campaigns might drop out after this Preference Poll.

What to know:

  • Are you in the right Precinct Caucus? Use caucusfinder.sos.mn.gov to find out what House & Senate District as well as what Saint Paul Ward and Precinct you live in .
  • Your caucus location ISN’T your polling location.
  • Candidate Caucus Letters will be read, at least for the Governor’s race as there are so many candidates who are running this year.
  • There will be a Preference Poll for the Governor’s Race, commonly called a “Straw Poll.” This is not an endorsement.
  • Party Platform Resolutions are about the Beliefs of the Republican Party of Minnesota. Here is the 2026 Party Platform Resolutions PDF.
  • Delegates & Alternates will be elected in each of the 9 St Paul Precincts in House District 66B (Ward 5 Precincts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9 and Ward 6 Precinct 6). These are 2 year terms and will end in 2028 at the next Precinct Caucus.
  • Precinct Officers will be elected in each Precinct. (Chair, Deputy Chair, Secretary). These are 2 year terms. Precinct Officers and their Delegates & Alternates may do precinct level activities. You can have Block Captains.
  • BPOU or Local Party Unit Executive Leadership is elected in the Odd Years and those terms are for 2 yrs. The next leadership election is in 2027.
  • Candidate Campaign Contact Info will be on our website until there is an endorsement. Then only the endorsed candidate’s information will remain on the Candidates Page, unless they are defeated in the Primary in August, then the Primary winner’s information will remain until the election is done.
  • Precincts will collect any at-will donations from attendees (it is not required to give a donation). If you want to donate more money than $20 individually you’ll have to see our chair and submit some information about yourself and your employer.  If you want to donate money to us you can find our Donations Page and even submit your PCR there.

If this is your first time, or your nth time and you’ve forgotten what  the terms are flying about and you’re not really sure how all of what you heard fits together here’s a flow chart:

Precinct Caucus organization starts at the bottom. A BPOU is also called a Local Party Unit, this one is HD 66B Republicans.

If you want to know more about what is happening in your Legislative District you can subscribe for free. When there is a post on this website you’ll get an email of the post. You can also follow our X/Twitter account at @HD66BGOP, and also at our Facebook Page www.facebook.com/people/MN-HD-66B-GOP

This post is a courtesy to voters who identify as Republican, Conservative, or Independent. We are posting Candidate Campaign Information in no particular order and we support the endorsed candidate whomever he or she may be. Currently there has been no endorsement by the Republican Party of Minnesota. See our Candidates Page.  — admin

CD4, HD66B, St Paul

2025 Saint Paul Booya Schedule

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Booya is a hearty stew cooked up in large cauldrons for fundraisers
After the MN State Fair ends two seasons start, “Back to School,” and Booya.  The latter starts the weekend after Labor Day and usually runs to just before the General Election in November.

Booya might mean something to another part of the country but in the Upper Midwest it means a thick stew that is mixed and cooked up in a giant vat, or 55 gallon drum and served at non-profits and churches by the bowl until it’s gone.

While Booyas are not political in nature, we’ll add an extra notation of what Minnesota House District in Saint Paul or a nearby suburb each Booya is located in case your House District group wants to meet there. 

Sept. 20: Knights of Columbus Council 4374, 6133 N. 15th St., Oakdale; Map 7 a.m. until noon.  HD 44B

Sept. 20: Montgomery Lodge, Sherwood Lounge, 1418 White Bear Ave., St. Paul. Map 10 a.m. until noon or gone. HD 67A

Sept. 28: St. Gregory the Great, 38725 Forest Blvd., North Branch; Map 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. or sold out. HD 28B

Oct. 4: Hudson’s Fourth Annual Golden Rule Booya, Weitkamp Park, 648 O’Neil Road, Hudson, Wis.; Hudson Map 1 to 7 p.m. Family activities including a petting zoo, book character visits, games, face painting and exploring emergency vehicles.

Oct. 4: Roseville VFW Post 7555, 1145 Woodhill Drive, Roseville; Map 11 a.m. until gone. HD 40B

Oct. 4-5: Stillwater Knights of Columbus Blessed Solanus Casey Council 163. Booya sold from 8 a.m. to noon Oct. 4 at St. Mary’s Church, 423 S. Fifth St., Stillwater, Map, and after all weekend masses at St. Michael’s and St. Mary’s churches in Stillwater and St. Charles church in Bayport. HD 33B

Oct. 5: St. Francis de Sales Booya Fiesta, Highland Park Pavilion, 1200 Montreal Ave., St. Paul; Map  11:30 a.m. until gone. Booya, tacos, hot dogs, beverages, music, children’s games and raffle. HD 64B

Oct. 5: Woodbury Lutheran Church, Oakhill Campus, 9050 N. 60th St., Stillwater. Map 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. or gone. Booya, crackers, cookies, bars and coffee. Takeout available; containers provided. Proceeds benefit the local food shelf. HD 41A

Oct. 11: Chef Ben’s Booya at St. Paul Brewing, 688 E. Minnehaha Ave., St. Paul; Map 11 a.m. until gone. Fire barrels, music, Mummy Train Pumpkin Ale release and Flannel Fest — wear your favorite flannel fashion for a chance to win prizes. HD 67B

Oct. 12: American Legion Post 620, 5383 N. 140th St., Hugo; Map noon until gone. HD 33A

Oct. 18: American Legion Post 577, 1129 Arcade St., St. Paul; Map 11 a.m. until gone. HD 67A

Oct. 19: Church of St. Agnes Fall Festival and Booya, 530 Lafond Ave., St. Paul; Map 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Games, raffle, country store and other food items available as well. Takeout available. HD 65A

Oct. 25: North St. Paul VFW Post 1350, 2483 E. Seventh Ave., North St. Paul; Map noon until gone. HD 44B

Oct. 26: Church of St. Peter, 2600 N. Margaret St., North St. Paul; Map 8 a.m. until gone. Takeout available at church’s east entrance and garage on 17th Avenue; containers provided. HD 44B

Oct. 26: Carry-out booya at St. Jerome School, 384 E. Roselawn Ave., Maplewood. Map 6 a.m. until gone; St. Jerome will provide containers. HD 44A

Nov. 1: St. Mary’s Catholic Church Lowertown, 267 E. Eighth St., St. Paul; Map 9 a.m. until noon. Sold by the quart. Containers provided. Indoor Fall Festival begins at 2 p.m.  HD 65B

We’re posting these Booya Events as a courtesy. We are not associated with them as an organization.  We are not compensated in any way by posting them. The schedule here is from Jess Fleming’s post on September 18th, 2025. Ours doesn’t have a paywall. We have added the House Districts where the events are being held, in case the local Republican Party Unit can assemble there. — admin