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 139
Edward Curtis Smith
American Politician
Evan Wynn
Legislator
Frank Cremeans
Businessman
Fremont O. Phillips
U. S. representative
Frederick W. Pelton
Former Mayor of Cleveland
Gene Truono
Politician
George W. Crouse
U.S. representative
George H. Bender
Former United States Senator
Harry N. Routzohn
Attorney
Harry Coates
Football player
Jerry Dockham
Former North Carolina State Representative
Jill Upson
Executive Director of the West Virginia Herbert Henderson Office of Minority Affairs
Jim Halligan
American Politician
John N. Erlenborn
American lawyer
Jonathan Nichols
Former Member of the Oklahoma Senate
Ken Simpler
Politician
Marie Rader
Mitch Gillespie
Former North Carolina State Representative
Nathan F. Dixon III
Patrick Snyder
American Politician
Pete Abele
American Politician
Ralph Perk
Former Mayor of Cleveland
Renée Kosel
American legislator
Richard Tisei
American Politician
Richard Richards
Utah politician
Robert M. Nevin
Attorney
Sara Beth Gregory
Former Kentucky State Representative
Skyler Rude
Politician
Spencer Swalm
Legislator
Stan VanderWerf
Politician
Stephen Benedict Grummond
Former Mayor of Detroit
Steven McLaughlin
Former New York State Representative
Tammy West
Politician
Terry Nealey
American Politician
Thomas C. Power
Former American senator
Thomas Washburne
Thomas W. Bradley
Former United States Representative
Tim O'Neal
Politician
Timothy L. Schmitz
Political leader
Tom Railsback
Former Illinois State Representative
Tom Moxley
Tootie Smith
Former Clackamas County Commissioner
Tony Monetti
Politician
Vic Gilliam
American Politician
Victoria Lipnic
Commissioner of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Vincent A. Taylor
Former Ohio State Senator
Wally Hicks
Politician
