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.
Republican Party People (First 49 people) - Page 132
Paul Horcher
American Politician
Paul Martin Newby
North Carolina Supreme Court Chief Justice
Paul Morton
Former United States Secretary of the Navy
Paul Pacheco
American Politician
Paul Sanford
Politician
Paul Schumacher
American Politician
Paul Schemel
Pennsylvania State Representative
Paul Spain
Politician
Paul Tittl
Member of Wisconsin State Assembly
Paula Davis
Louisiana State Representative
Pedro Perea
Former United States Representative
Peggy Mayfield
Politician
Peggy Scott
Politician
Carl Newton
Politician
Penny Houston
Politician
Perkins Bass
American elected official
Pete Lund
Politician
Pete Kelly
Former AK State Senator
Pete Lopez
Politician
Peter DeGraaf
Former Kansas State Representative
Peter Farrell
American Politician
Peter Lyford
Politician
Peter McCoy
Politician
Alan Boothe
Former Alabama State Representative
André Jacque
Member of the Wisconsin State Senate
Avery Frix
Member of the Oklahoma House of Representatives
B. J. Nikkel
Political leader
Benjamin F. Leiter
Former United States Representative
Bernard Samuel
Former Mayor of Philadelphia
Bill Hamilton
New Zealand engineer
Bob Lynn
Fighter pilot
Brian DelGrosso
Former Colorado State Representative
Bruce Bickford
Maine State Representative
Carl Pursell
American Politician
Carlos Lopez-Cantera
Former Lieutenant Governor of Florida
Cathrynn Brown
American Politician
Charles Bass
Former United States Representative
Charles H. Sawyer
Former Governor of New Hampshire
Charlotte Lane
American attorney
Chris West
Maryland State Senator
Cindy Acree
Former Colorado State Representative
Dale Schultz
Politician
Dave Dodson
Politician
Dave Craig
American Politician
Dave Hayes
American Politician
Dean Kaufert
Politician
Dean Knudson
Doctor in veterinarian medicine
