It's Mike Vekich to the rescue. Again.
The turn-around specialist and businessman will "head up the Party's efforts to deal with its finances relative to its priorities in the 2012 election cycle," according to a GOP release.
"My role is assessing the situation and quickly defining the organization's strengths and weaknesses," Vekich said in a statement.
Vekich had been a go to guy for Republican former Gov. Tim Pawlenty, who appointed him to seven different state spots. Vekich was also on Republican Tom Emmer's would-be gubernatorial transition team.
The party is a financial mess and currently lacks an elected chair. It is more than $500,000 in debt and its chair, Tony Sutton, resigned this month.
The party elected deputy chair Kelly Fenton just over a week ago and she immediately became the interim chair.
The Republican party is due to elect a new chair the morning of Dec. 31. Both Fenton and Vekich say they will not be candidates in that election.
Vekich, who is taking on the finance examination as a volunteer, will report to Fenton until a new chair is elected.
