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

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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 anti-slavery 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[edit]

State party Elected executive offices Upper house seats Lower house seats Website
Republican National Committee 2⁄2 53⁄100 197⁄435
2⁄6 (Delegates) 		[1]
Alabama Republican Party 10⁄10 27⁄35 77⁄105 [2]
Alaska Republican Party 2⁄2 13⁄20 (+1 Democrat caucusing) 23⁄40 (-7 caucusing with Democrats) [3]
Arizona Republican Party z⁄11 17⁄30 31⁄60 [4]
Republican Party of Arkansas 7⁄7 26⁄35 76⁄100 [5]
California Republican Party 0⁄8 11⁄40 19⁄80 [6]
Colorado Republican Party 0⁄5 16⁄35 24⁄65 [7]
Connecticut Republican Party 0⁄6 14⁄36 60⁄151 [8]
Republican State Committee of Delaware 0⁄6 9⁄21 15⁄41 [9]
Republican Party of Florida 4⁄5 23⁄40 73⁄120 [10]
Georgia Republican Party 13⁄13 35⁄56 103⁄180 [11]
Hawaii Republican Party 0⁄2 1⁄25 5⁄51 [12]
Idaho Republican Party 7⁄7 28⁄35 56⁄70 [13]
Illinois Republican Party 0⁄6 19⁄59 44⁄118 [14]
Indiana Republican Party 7⁄7 40⁄50 67⁄100 [15]
Republican Party of Iowa 4⁄7 32⁄50 53⁄100 [16]
Kansas Republican Party 4⁄6 28⁄40 (+1 Independent caucusing) 84⁄125 [17]
Republican Party of Kentucky 5⁄7 29⁄38 61⁄100 [18]
Republican Party of Louisiana 6⁄7 25⁄39 62⁄105 [19]
Maine Republican Party 0⁄1 14⁄35 56⁄151
0⁄3 (Delegates) 		[20]
Maryland Republican Party 2⁄4 15⁄47 42⁄141 [21]
Massachusetts Republican Party 2⁄6 6⁄40 32⁄160 [22]
Michigan Republican Party 0⁄4 22⁄38 58⁄110 [23]
Republican Party of Minnesota 0⁄5 35⁄67 59⁄134 (-4 "New Republicans") [24]
Mississippi Republican Party 7⁄8 33⁄52 72⁄122 [25]
Missouri Republican Party 5⁄6 24⁄34 114⁄163 [26]
Montana Republican Party 4⁄6 30⁄50 58⁄100 [27]
Nebraska Republican Party 6⁄6 30⁄49 (Officially nonpartisan) [28]
Nevada Republican Party 1⁄6 8⁄21 13⁄42 [29]
New Hampshire Republican State Committee 1⁄1 10⁄24 167⁄400 [30]
New Jersey Republican State Committee 0⁄2 14⁄40 26⁄80 [31]
New Mexico Republican Party 0⁄7 16⁄42 24⁄70 [32]
New York Republican State Committee 0⁄4 22⁄63 (+1 Democrat caucusing) 43⁄150 [33]
North Carolina Republican Party 6⁄10 29⁄50 65⁄120 [34]
North Dakota Republican Party 13⁄13 37⁄47 79⁄94 [35]
Ohio Republican Party 6⁄6 24⁄33 61⁄99 [36]
Oklahoma Republican Party 11⁄11 39⁄48 77⁄101 [37]
Oregon Republican Party 1⁄5 12⁄30 22⁄60 [38]
Republican State Committee of Pennsylvania 0⁄5 28⁄50 110⁄203 [39]
Rhode Island Republican Party 0⁄5 5⁄38 9⁄75 [40]
South Carolina Republican Party 8⁄8 27⁄46 80⁄124 [41]
South Dakota Republican Party 10⁄10 30⁄35 59⁄70 [42]
Tennessee Republican Party 1⁄1 28⁄33 73⁄99 [43]
Republican Party of Texas 9⁄9 19⁄31 83⁄150 [44]
Utah Republican Party 5⁄5 23⁄29 59⁄75 [45]
Vermont Republican Party 1⁄6 6⁄30 43⁄150 [46]
Republican Party of Virginia 0⁄3 21⁄40 51⁄100 [47]
Washington State Republican Party 2⁄9 20⁄49 (+1 Democrat caucusing) 41⁄95 [48]
West Virginia Republican Party 5⁄6 20⁄34 59⁄100 [49]
Republican Party of Wisconsin 0⁄6 19⁄33 63⁄99 [50]
Wyoming Republican Party 5⁄5 27⁄30 50⁄60 [51]
Republican Party of American Samoa 0⁄2 ???⁄18 (National parties unclear) ???⁄21 (National parties unclear)
District of Columbia Republican Party 0⁄2 0⁄13 [52]
Republican Party of Guam 0⁄4 5⁄15
Northern Mariana Islands Republican Party 2⁄3 7⁄9 12⁄20
Puerto Rico Republican Party 1⁄1 (including 1 New Progressive) ???⁄27 (National parties unclear) ???⁄51 (National parties unclear) [53]
Republican Party of the Virgin Islands 0⁄2 0⁄15 [54]
Republicans Overseas None [55]

Party Chairs[edit]

Party Chair Assumed office
Republican National Committee[56] Ronna Romney McDaniel January 19, 2017
Alabama Republican Party[57] Terry Lathan February 21, 2015
Alaska Republican Party[58] Glenn Clary November 8, 2018
Arizona Republican Party[59] Kelli Ward January 26, 2019
Republican Party of Arkansas[60] Doyle Webb December 13, 2008
California Republican Party[61] Jessica Patterson February 24, 2019
Colorado Republican Party[62] Ken Buck March 30, 2019
Connecticut Republican Party[63] J. R. Romano June 23, 2015
Republican State Committee of Delaware[64] Jane Brady May 4, 2019
Republican Party of Florida[65] Joe Gruters January 11, 2019
Georgia Republican Party[66] David Shafer May 18, 2019
Hawaii Republican Party[67] Shirlene Ostrov May 13, 2017
Idaho Republican Party[68] Raúl Labrador June 29, 2019
Illinois Republican Party[69] Tim Schneider May 17, 2014
Indiana Republican Party[70] Kyle Hupfer February 1, 2017
Republican Party of Iowa[71] Jeff Kaufmann June 28, 2014
Kansas Republican Party[72] Mike Kuckelman February 16, 2019
Republican Party of Kentucky[73] Mac Brown November 9, 2015
Republican Party of Louisiana[74] Lou Gurvich February 24, 2018
Maine Republican Party[75] Demi Kouzounas January 28, 2017
Maryland Republican Party[76] Dirk Haire December 31, 2016
Massachusetts Republican Party[77] Jim Lyons January 17, 2019
Michigan Republican Party[78] Laura Cox February 23, 2019
Republican Party of Minnesota[79] Jennifer Carnahan May 1, 2017
Mississippi Republican Party[80] Lucien Smith October 26, 2017
Missouri Republican Party[81] Kay Hoflander January 26, 2019
Montana Republican Party[82] Don Kaltschmidt June 17, 2019
Nebraska Republican Party[83] Dan Welch March 21, 2015
Nevada Republican Party[84] Michael McDonald April 22, 2012
New Hampshire Republican State Committee[85] Steve Stepanek January 26, 2019
New Jersey Republican State Committee[86] Doug Steinhardt November 21, 2017
New Mexico Republican Party[87] Steve Pearce December 11, 2016
New York Republican State Committee[88] Nick Langworthy July 1, 2019
North Carolina Republican Party[89] Michael Whatley June 8, 2019
North Dakota Republican Party[90] Rick Berg March 20, 2018
Ohio Republican Party[91] Jane Timken January 7, 2017
Oklahoma Republican Party[92] David McLain April 6, 2019
Oregon Republican Party[93] Bill Currier February 28, 2015
Republican State Committee of Pennsylvania[94] Lawrence Tabas July 12, 2019
Rhode Island Republican Party[95] Brandon Bell March 26, 2015
South Carolina Republican Party[96] Drew McKissick May 13, 2017
South Dakota Republican Party[97] Dan Lederman February 11, 2017
Tennessee Republican Party[98] Scott Golden December 3, 2016
Republican Party of Texas[99] James Dickey June 3, 2017
Utah Republican Party[100] Derek Brown May 4, 2019
Vermont Republican Party[101] Deb Billado November 4, 2017
Republican Party of Virginia[102] Jack Wilson September 8, 2018
Washington State Republican Party[103] Caleb Heimlich February 5, 2018
West Virginia Republican Party[104] Melody Potter January 6, 2018
Republican Party of Wisconsin[105] Andrew Hitt March 5, 2019
Wyoming Republican Party[106] Frank Eathorne September 1, 2017
Republican Party of American Samoa[107] William Sword October 27, 2018
District of Columbia Republican Party[108] José Cunnningham January 8, 2015
Republican Party of Guam[109] Jerry Crisostomo June 21, 2018
Northern Mariana Islands Republican Party[110] James Ada February 19, 2014
Puerto Rico Republican Party[111] Jenniffer González November 1, 2015
Republican Party of the Virgin Islands[112] John Canegata September 8, 2012
Republicans Overseas[113] Bruce Ash September 18, 2013

References[edit]

  1. ^ RNC site
  2. ^ AL site
  3. ^ AK site
  4. ^ AZ site
  5. ^ AR site
  6. ^ CA site
  7. ^ CO site
  8. ^ CT site
  9. ^ DE site
  10. ^ FL site
  11. ^ GA site
  12. ^ HI site
  13. ^ ID site
  14. ^ IL site
  15. ^ IN site
  16. ^ IA site
  17. ^ KS site
  18. ^ KY site
  19. ^ LA site
  20. ^ ME site
  21. ^ MD site
  22. ^ MA site
  23. ^ MI site
  24. ^ MN site
  25. ^ MS site
  26. ^ MO site
  27. ^ MT site
  28. ^ NE site
  29. ^ NV site
  30. ^ NH site
  31. ^ NJ site
  32. ^ NM site
  33. ^ NY site
  34. ^ NC site
  35. ^ ND site
  36. ^ OH site
  37. ^ OK site
  38. ^ OR site
  39. ^ PA site
  40. ^ RI site
  41. ^ SC site
  42. ^ SD site
  43. ^ TN site
  44. ^ TX site
  45. ^ UT site Archived 2006-09-21 at the Wayback Machine
  46. ^ VT site
  47. ^ VA site
  48. ^ WA site
  49. ^ WV site
  50. ^ WI site
  51. ^ WY site
  52. ^ DC site
  53. ^ PR site
  54. ^ VI site
  55. ^ RO site
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  74. ^ "Republican Party of Louisiana". Lagop.com. Retrieved 2017-01-08.
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External links[edit]

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