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

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

Website
scope=row Republican National CommitteeVoting members:
Non-voting members:
[1]
scope=row Alabama Republican Party[2]
scope=row Alaska Republican Party
(+1 Democrat in caucus)

(-2 caucusing with the Democratic coalition)
(-1 without a caucus)
[3]
scope=row Arizona Republican Party[4]
scope=row Republican Party of Arkansas[5]
scope=row California Republican Party[6]
scope=row Colorado Republican Party[7]
scope=row Connecticut Republican Party[8]
scope=row Republican State Committee of Delaware[9]
scope=row Republican Party of Florida
[10]
scope=row Georgia Republican Party[11]
scope=row Hawaii Republican Party[12]
scope=row Idaho Republican Party[13]
scope=row Illinois Republican Party[14]
scope=row Indiana Republican Party[15]
scope=row Republican Party of Iowa[16]
scope=row Kansas Republican Party[17]
scope=row Republican Party of Kentucky[18]
scope=row Republican Party of Louisiana[19]
scope=row Maine Republican Party[20]
scope=row Maryland Republican Party[21]
scope=row Massachusetts Republican Party[22]
scope=row Michigan Republican Party[23]
scope=row Republican Party of Minnesota
(+4 "New Republicans")
(+1 Republican expelled from caucus)
[24]
scope=row Mississippi Republican Party[25]
scope=row Missouri Republican Party[26]
scope=row Montana Republican Party[27]
scope=row Nebraska Republican PartyNebraska Legislature
(Officially nonpartisan)
[28]
scope=row Nevada Republican Party[29]
scope=row New Hampshire Republican State Committee[30]
scope=row New Jersey Republican State Committee[31]
scope=row Republican Party of New Mexico[32]
scope=row New York Republican State Committee[33]
scope=row North Carolina Republican Party[34]
scope=row North Dakota Republican Party[35]
scope=row Ohio Republican Party[36]
scope=row Oklahoma Republican Party[37]
scope=row Oregon Republican Party[38]
scope=row Pennsylvania Republican Party
(+1 Independent in caucus)
[39]
scope=row Rhode Island Republican Party[40]
scope=row South Carolina Republican Party[41]
scope=row South Dakota Republican Party[42]
scope=row Tennessee Republican Party[43]
scope=row Republican Party of Texas[44]
scope=row Utah Republican Party[45]
scope=row Vermont Republican Party[46]
scope=row Republican Party of Virginia[47]
scope=row Washington State Republican Party
(+1 Democrat caucusing)
[48]
scope=row West Virginia Republican Party[49]
scope=row Republican Party of Wisconsin[50]
scope=row Wyoming Republican Party[51]
scope=row Republican Party of American Samoa
(Officially nonpartisan)

(Officially nonpartisan)
scope=row District of Columbia Republican PartyD.C. Council
[52]
scope=row Republican Party of GuamGuam Legislature
scope=row Northern Mariana Islands Republican Party
(+1 independent in caucus)
scope=row Republican Party of Puerto Rico[53]
scope=row Republican Party of the Virgin IslandsLegislature of the Virgin Islands
[54]
scope=row Republicans OverseasN/AN/AN/A[55]

See also

External links

Notes and References

  1. https://gop.com RNC site
  2. http://www.algop.org/ AL site
  3. http://www.alaskagop.net AK site
  4. http://www.azgop.org AZ site
  5. http://www.arkansasgop.org AR site
  6. http://www.cagop.org CA site
  7. http://www.cologop.org/ CO site
  8. http://ct.gop CT site
  9. http://www.delawaregop.com DE site
  10. http://www.florida.gop FL site
  11. http://www.gagop.org GA site
  12. http://www.gophawaii.com HI site
  13. http://www.idgop.org ID site
  14. http://www.ilgop.org IL site
  15. http://www.indgop.org IN site
  16. http://www.iowagop.org IA site
  17. Web site: KS site . 2014-06-05 . 2009-08-04 . https://web.archive.org/web/20090804173847/http://www.ksgop.org/ . dead .
  18. http://www.rpk.org KY site
  19. http://www.lagop.com LA site
  20. http://www.mainegop.com ME site
  21. http://www.mdgop.org MD site
  22. http://www.massgop.com MA site
  23. http://www.migop.org MI site
  24. http://www.mngop.com MN site
  25. http://www.msgop.org MS site
  26. http://www.mogop.org MO site
  27. http://www.mtgop.org MT site
  28. Web site: NE site . 2014-06-05 . 2011-03-15 . https://web.archive.org/web/20110315024530/http://negop.org/ . dead .
  29. http://www.nevadagop.org NV site
  30. http://nhgop.org NH site
  31. http://www.njgop.org NJ site
  32. http://www.gopnm.org NM site
  33. http://www.nygop.org NY site
  34. http://www.ncgop.org NC site
  35. http://www.ndgop.com ND site
  36. http://www.ohiogop.org OH site
  37. http://www.okgop.com OK site
  38. Web site: OR site . 2014-06-05 . 2008-07-23 . https://web.archive.org/web/20080723204229/https://www.orgop.org/ . dead .
  39. http://www.pagop.org PA site
  40. http://www.rigop.org RI site
  41. http://www.scgop.com SC site
  42. http://www.southdakotagop.com SD site
  43. http://www.tngop.org TN site
  44. http://www.texasgop.org TX site
  45. http://www.utgop.org UT site
  46. http://www.vtgop.org VT site
  47. Web site: VA site . 2014-06-05 . 2002-08-07 . http://webarchive.loc.gov/all/20020807170817/http://www.vagop.com/ . dead .
  48. http://www.wsrp.org WA site
  49. http://www.wvgop.org WV site
  50. http://www.wisgop.org WI site
  51. http://www.wygop.org WY site
  52. https://www.asdems DC site
  53. http://republicanpartyofpuertorico.gop PR site
  54. https://usvigop.org/ VI site
  55. http://www.republicansoverseas.com RO site