Republican Party
The Republican Party, also known as the GOP, is one of the two major contemporary political parties in the United States. It emerged as the main political rival of the Democratic Party in the mid-1850s.
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Jane Nelson
American businesswoman
Jason Isaac
Politician
Jason Ridley
Politician
Jeff Thompson Politician
Indiana politician
Jim Bunn
American Politician
Jim Whitehead (politician)
Politician
Joe Peters
Politician
John Allen (Arizona politician)
Member of Arizona House of Representatives
John Gates Politician
Former Mayor of Portland
John Gilfillan
Politician
John Kean
American Politician
John Lim
Politician
John Macco
American businessman
John N. Irwin
American businessman
John Webb Politician
Politician
Jonathan Fritz
Pennsylvania State Representative
Joseph Holt
Former United States Postmaster General
Karl Stefan
American Politician
Kelli Wise
Ken King
American businessman
Kenneth Horn
Member of the Michigan Senate
Kerry White
Former Montana State Representative
Charles McCall
Speaker of the Oklahoma House of Representatives
Kim David
Musical artist ‧ Gareth David's sister
Laura Cox
Politician
Laurie Smith
Sheriff
Leah Cole
American legislator
Lee Anderson
Political figure
Lewis Henry
Former United States Representative
Lisa Marie
American model
Lorraine Hunt
Former Nevada Lieutenant Governor
Malcolm A. Moody
U. S. congressman
Malcolm Nichols
Former Mayor of Boston
Manuel Marraco Ramón
Former Minister of Finance and Public Administration of Spain
Albert W. Johnson
U. S. representative
Dan Kristiansen
Former Washington State Representative
Clifford R. Hope
U. S. representative
David Medway
Politician
Edmond H. Madison
Former United States Representative
Henry Aldous Dixon
U. S. representative
Marc L. Marks
U. S. representative
Marc Rhoades
Marc W. Butler
Political leader
Marcus Richmond
Arkansas State Representative
Margaret Hance
Former Mayor of Phoenix
Marguerite Quinn
Legislator
Alan Novak
Attorney
