List of state parties of the Republican Party (United States)

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Republican Party, also commonly called the GOP (abbreviation for Grand Old Party), is one of the two major contemporary political parties in the United States, the other being the Democratic Party. Founded by Slave activists in 1854, it dominated politics nationally for most of the period from 1860 to 1932. There have been 19 Republican presidents, the first being Abraham Lincoln, serving from 1861 to 1865, and the most recent being Donald Trump.

This is a list of the official state and territorial party organizations of the Republican Party.

State and territorial organizations[]

  Republican majority

State/Territorial Party Chair Term Start Elected Executive Offices Upper House Seats Lower House Seats Website
Republican National Committee Ronna McDaniel January 19, 2017 Voting members:
Non-voting members:
[1]
Alabama Republican Party John Wahl February 27, 2021 [2]
Alaska Republican Party May 14, 2021
(+1 Democrat in caucus)

(-2 caucusing with the Democratic coalition)
(-1 without a caucus)
[3]
Arizona Republican Party Kelli Ward January 26, 2019 [4]
Republican Party of Arkansas December 5, 2020 [5]
California Republican Party February 24, 2019 [6]
Colorado Republican Party March 27, 2021 [7]
Connecticut Republican Party February 22, 2021 [8]
Republican State Committee of Delaware Jane Brady May 4, 2019 [9]
Republican Party of Florida Joe Gruters January 12, 2019 [10]
Georgia Republican Party David Shafer May 18, 2019 [11]
Hawaii Republican Party May 15, 2021 [12]
Idaho Republican Party Tom Luna June 27, 2020 [13]
Illinois Republican Party Don Tracy February 6, 2021 [14]
Indiana Republican Party February 1, 2017 [15]
Republican Party of Iowa Jeff Kaufmann June 28, 2014 [16]
Kansas Republican Party February 16, 2019 [17]
Republican Party of Kentucky November 9 2015 [18]
Republican Party of Louisiana February 24, 2018 [19]
Maine Republican Party January 28, 2017 [20]
Maryland Republican Party December 31, 2016 [21]
Massachusetts Republican Party Jim Lyons January 17, 2019 [22]
Michigan Republican Party Ron Weiser February 6, 2021 [23]
Republican Party of Minnesota Carleton Crawford
Acting
August 19, 2012
(+4 "New Republicans")
(+1 Republican expelled from caucus)
[24]
Mississippi Republican Party October 1, 2020 [25]
Missouri Republican Party January 30, 2021 [26]
Montana Republican Party June 17, 2019 [27]
Nebraska Republican Party March 21, 2015 Nebraska Legislature
(Officially nonpartisan)
[28]
Nevada Republican Party April 22, 2012 [29]
New Hampshire Republican State Committee Stave Stepanek January 26, 2019 [30]
New Jersey Republican State Committee December 15, 2020 [31]
Republican Party of New Mexico Steve Pearce December 8, 2018 [32]
New York Republican State Committee Nick Langworthy July 1, 2019 [33]
North Carolina Republican Party Michael Whatley June 8, 2019 [34]
North Dakota Republican Party Rick Berg March 20, 2018 [35]
Ohio Republican Party Bob Paduchik February 26, 2021 [36]
Oklahoma Republican Party John Bennett April 10, 2021 [37]
Oregon Republican Party Dallas Heard February 20, 2021 [38]
Pennsylvania Republican Party July 13, 2019
(+1 Independent in caucus)
[39]
Rhode Island Republican Party March 30, 2019 [40]
South Carolina Republican Party May 13, 2017 [41]
South Dakota Republican Party Dan Lederman February 11, 2017 [42]
Tennessee Republican Party December 3, 2016 [43]
Republican Party of Texas Matt Rinaldi 11 July 2021 [44]
Utah Republican Party Derek Brown May 4, 2019 [45]
Vermont Republican Party November 4, 2017 [46]
Republican Party of Virginia Rich Anderson August 15, 2020 [47]
Washington State Republican Party February 5, 2018
(+1 Democrat caucusing)
[48]
West Virginia Republican Party January 6, 2018 [49]
Republican Party of Wisconsin March 5, 2019 [50]
Wyoming Republican Party September 1, 2017 [51]
Republican Party of American Samoa October 27, 2018
(Officially nonpartisan)

(Officially nonpartisan)
District of Columbia Republican Party Patrick Mara January 14, 2021 D.C. Council
[52]
Republican Party of Guam February 3, 2021 Guam Legislature
Northern Mariana Islands Republican Party James Ada February 19, 2014
(+1 independent in caucus)
Republican Party of Puerto Rico Jenniffer González November 1, 2015 [53]
Republican Party of the Virgin Islands September 2012 Legislature of the Virgin Islands
[54]
Republicans Overseas September 14, 2013 N/A N/A N/A [55]

References[]

See also[]

External links[]

Retrieved from ""