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

The Republican 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. See: List of presidents of the United States.

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

State and territorial organizations

Republican majority

State and territorial organizations. Party breakdown by upper and lower house. And executive offices.^[1]
State/Territorial Party	Chair	Start	Elected Executive Offices	Upper House Seats	Lower House Seats	Website
Republican National Committee	Michael Whatley	March 8, 2024	0 / 2	52 / 100	Voting members: 221 / 435 Non-voting members: 3 / 6	^[2]
Alabama Republican Party	John Wahl	February 27, 2021	10 / 10	27 / 35	76 / 105	^[3]
Alaska Republican Party	Carmela Warfield	April 20, 2024	2 / 2	13 / 20 (+1 Democrat in caucus)	21 / 40 (-2 caucusing with the Democratic coalition) (-1 without a caucus)	^[4]
Arizona Republican Party	Gina Swoboda	January 27, 2024	7 / 11	16 / 30	31 / 60	^[5]
Republican Party of Arkansas	Joseph Wood	August 19, 2023	7 / 7	29 / 35	82 / 100	^[6]
California Republican Party	Jessica Patterson	February 24, 2019	0 / 8	8 / 40	18 / 80	^[7]
Colorado Republican Party	Dave Williams	March 11, 2023	0 / 5	12 / 35	19 / 65	^[8]
Connecticut Republican Party	Ben Proto	June 22, 2021	0 / 6	12 / 36	53 / 151	^[9]
Republican State Committee of Delaware	Julianne Murray	May 3, 2023	0 / 6	6 / 21	15 / 41	^[10]
Republican Party of Florida	Evan Power	December 17, 2023 Acting: December 17, 2023 – January 8, 2024	5 / 5	28 / 40	84 / 120	^[11]
Georgia Republican Party	Josh McKoon	July 10, 2023	9 / 9	33 / 56	102 / 180	^[12]
Hawaii Republican Party	Tamara McKay	September 9, 2023	0 / 2	2 / 25	6 / 51	^[13]
Idaho Republican Party	Dorothy Moon	July 16, 2022	7 / 7	28 / 35	59 / 70	^[14]
Illinois Republican Party	Kathy Salvi	July 19, 2024	0 / 6	19 / 59	40 / 118	^[15]
Indiana Republican Party	Randy Head	June 24, 2024	7 / 7	39 / 50	70 / 100	^[16]
Republican Party of Iowa	Jeff Kaufmann	June 28, 2014	6 / 7	34 / 50	64 / 100	^[17]
Kansas Republican Party	Mike Brown	February 11, 2023	4 / 6	28 / 40	85 / 125	^[18]
Republican Party of Kentucky	Robert Benvenuti	December 11, 2023	5 / 7	31 / 38	80 / 100	^[19]
Republican Party of Louisiana	Derek Babcock	April 6, 2024	7 / 7	28 / 39	73 / 105	^[20]
Maine Republican Party	Joel Stetkis	January 28, 2023	0 / 4	13 / 35	68 / 151	^[21]
Maryland Republican Party	Nicole Harris	December 10, 2022	0 / 4	13 / 47	39 / 141	^[22]
Massachusetts Republican Party	Amy Carnevale	January 31, 2023	0 / 6	5 / 40	25 / 160	^[23]
Michigan Republican Party	Pete Hoekstra	January 20, 2024	0 / 4	18 / 38	58 / 110	^[24]
Republican Party of Minnesota	Alex Plechash	December 14, 2024	0 / 5	33 / 67	64 / 134 (+4 "New Republicans") (+1 Republican expelled from caucus)	^[25]
Mississippi Republican Party	Mike Hurst	May 13, 2024	8 / 8	36 / 52	76 / 122	^[26]
Missouri Republican Party	Nick Myers	January 30, 2021	6 / 6	24 / 34	111 / 163	^[27]
Montana Republican Party	Don Kaltschmidt	June 17, 2019	6 / 6	34 / 50	68 / 100	^[28]
Nebraska Republican Party	Eric Underwood	July 14, 2022	6 / 6	Nebraska Legislature 32 / 49 (Officially nonpartisan)		^[29]
Nevada Republican Party	Mike McDonald	April 22, 2012	3 / 6	8 / 21	14 / 42	^[30]
New Hampshire Republican State Committee	Chris Ager	January 28, 2023	1 / 1	14 / 24	199 / 400	^[31]
New Jersey Republican State Committee	Bob Hugin	June 15, 2021	0 / 2	15 / 40	34 / 80	^[32]
Republican Party of New Mexico	Steve Pearce	December 8, 2018	0 / 7	15 / 42	25 / 70	^[33]
New York Republican State Committee	Ed Cox	March 13, 2023	0 / 4	21 / 63	48 / 150	^[34]
North Carolina Republican Party	Jason Simmons	March 26, 2024	6 / 10	30 / 50	72 / 120	^[35]
North Dakota Republican Party	Sandi Sanford	June 16, 2023	13 / 13	43 / 47	82 / 94	^[36]
Ohio Republican Party	Alex Triantafilou	January 6, 2023	6 / 6	24 / 33	65 / 99	^[37]
Oklahoma Republican Party	Nathan Dahm	May 6, 2023	11 / 11	40 / 48	81 / 101	^[38]
Oregon Republican Party	Justin Hwang	July 6, 2022	0 / 5	11 / 30	25 / 60	^[39]
Pennsylvania Republican Party	Lawrence Tabas	July 13, 2019	2 / 5	28 / 50 (+1 Independent in caucus)	101 / 203	^[40]
Rhode Island Republican Party	Joe Powers	March 25, 2023	0 / 5	5 / 38	10 / 75	^[41]
South Carolina Republican Party	Drew McKissick	May 13, 2017	8 / 8	34 / 46	88 / 124	^[42]
South Dakota Republican Party	John Wiik	January 14, 2023	13 / 13	31 / 35	63 / 70	^[43]
Tennessee Republican Party	Scott Golden	December 3, 2016	1 / 1	27 / 33	75 / 99	^[44]
Republican Party of Texas	Abraham George	May 24, 2024	9 / 9	19 / 31	86 / 150	^[45]
Utah Republican Party	Rob Axson	April 22, 2023	5 / 5	23 / 29	61 / 75	^[46]
Vermont Republican Party	Paul Dame	November 6, 2021	1 / 6	7 / 30	37 / 150	^[47]
Republican Party of Virginia	Rich Anderson	August 15, 2020	3 / 3	17 / 40	50 / 100	^[48]
Washington State Republican Party	Jim Walsh	August 12, 2023	0 / 9	20 / 49 (+1 Democrat caucusing)	41 / 95	^[49]
West Virginia Republican Party	Matt Herridge	January 27, 2024	6 / 6	32 / 34	91 / 100	^[50]
Republican Party of Wisconsin	Brian Schmming	December 10, 2022	1 / 5	18 / 33	54 / 99	^[51]
Wyoming Republican Party	Frank Eathorne	September 1, 2017	5 / 5	28 / 30	56 / 60	^[52]
Republican Party of American Samoa	Will Sword	October 27, 2018	0 / 2	0 / 18 (Officially nonpartisan)	0 / 21 (Officially nonpartisan)
District of Columbia Republican Party	Patrick Mara	January 14, 2021	0 / 2	D.C. Council 0 / 13		^[53]
Republican Party of Guam	Shawn Gumataotao	March 16, 2024	0 / 7	Guam Legislature 6 / 15
Northern Mariana Islands Republican Party	Diego Benavente	August 28, 2023	0 / 3	4 / 9	3 / 20 (+1 independent in caucus)
Republican Party of Puerto Rico	Ángel Cintrón	May 7, 2021	0 / 1	0 / 30	0 / 51	^[54]
Republican Party of the Virgin Islands	John Yob	May 4, 2024	0 / 2	Legislature of the Virgin Islands 0 / 15		^[55]
Republicans Overseas	Bruce Ash	September 14, 2013	N/A	N/A	N/A	^[56]

References

^ "State Partisan Composition". National Conference of State Legislatures. Scroll down to latest PDF link.
^ RNC site
^ AL site
^ AK site
^ AZ site
^ AR site
^ CA site
^ CO site
^ CT site
^ DE site
^ FL site
^ GA site
^ HI site
^ ID site
^ IL site
^ IN site
^ IA site
^ "KS site". Archived from the original on 2009-08-04. Retrieved 2014-06-05.
^ KY site
^ LA site
^ ME site
^ MD site
^ MA site
^ MI site
^ MN site
^ MS site
^ MO site
^ MT site
^ "NE site". Archived from the original on 2011-03-15. Retrieved 2014-06-05.
^ NV site
^ NH site
^ NJ site
^ NM site
^ NY site
^ NC site
^ ND site
^ OH site
^ OK site
^ "OR site". Archived from the original on 2008-07-23. Retrieved 2014-06-05.
^ PA site
^ RI site
^ SC site
^ SD site
^ TN site
^ TX site
^ UT site Archived 2006-09-21 at the Wayback Machine
^ VT site
^ "VA site". Archived from the original on 2002-08-07. Retrieved 2014-06-05.
^ WA site
^ WV site
^ WI site
^ WY site
^ DC site
^ PR site
^ VI site
^ RO site

External links

[NCSL-1] "State Partisan Composition". National Conference of State Legislatures. Scroll down to latest PDF link.

[2] RNC site

[3] AL site

[4] AK site

[5] AZ site

[6] AR site

[7] CA site

[8] CO site

[9] CT site

[10] DE site

[11] FL site

[12] GA site

[13] HI site

[14] ID site

[15] IL site

[16] IN site

[17] IA site

[18] "KS site". Archived from the original on 2009-08-04. Retrieved 2014-06-05.

[19] KY site

[20] LA site

[21] ME site

[22] MD site

[23] MA site

[24] MI site

[25] MN site

[26] MS site

[27] MO site

[28] MT site

[29] "NE site". Archived from the original on 2011-03-15. Retrieved 2014-06-05.

[30] NV site

[31] NH site

[32] NJ site

[33] NM site

[34] NY site

[35] NC site

[36] ND site

[37] OH site

[38] OK site

[39] "OR site". Archived from the original on 2008-07-23. Retrieved 2014-06-05.

[40] PA site

[41] RI site

[42] SC site

[43] SD site

[44] TN site

[45] TX site

[46] UT site Archived 2006-09-21 at the Wayback Machine

[47] VT site

[48] "VA site". Archived from the original on 2002-08-07. Retrieved 2014-06-05.

[49] WA site

[50] WV site

[51] WI site

[52] WY site

[53] DC site

[54] PR site

[55] VI site

[56] RO site

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v t e State chairs of the Republican Party
Republican National Committee: Michael Whatley
AL John Wahl AK Carmela Warfield AZ Gina Swoboda AR Joseph Wood CA Jessica Patterson CO Dave Williams CT Ben Proto DE Julianne Murray FL Evan Power GA Josh McKoon HI Tamara McKay ID Dorothy Moon IL Kathy Salvi IN Randy Head IA Jeff Kaufmann KS Mike Brown KY Robert Benvenuti LA Derek Babcock ME Joel Stetkis MD Nicole Harris MA Amy Carnevale MI Pete Hoekstra MN Alex Plechash MS Mike Hurst MO Nick Myers MT Don Kaltschmidt NE Eric Underwood NV Michael McDonald NH Chris Ager NJ Bob Hugin NM Steve Pearce NY Ed Cox NC Jason Simmons ND Sandi Sanford OH Alex Triantafilou OK Nathan Dahm OR Justin Hwang PA Lawrence Tabas RI Joe Powers SC Drew McKissick SD John Wiik TN Scott Golden TX Abraham George UT Rob Axson VT Paul Dame VA Rich Anderson WA Jim Walsh WV Matt Herridge WI Brian Schimming WY Frank Eathorne Federal districts: DC Patrick Mara Territories: AS Will Sword GU Shawn Gumataotao MP Diego Benavente PR Ángel Cintrón VI John Yob
RO: Bruce Ash

State and territorial organizations

See also

References

External links