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 48
Donna Simon
American Politician
Al Salvi
American attorney
Christine Radogno
Former Member of the Illinois Senate
Ron Sandack
Political leader
Adam Andrzejewski
Caleb Tompkins
U. S. representative
Anthony Napolitano
Guy S. Houston
Former Mayor of Dublin
Mary Beth Kelly
Former justice
Zel Fischer
Justice
Lloyd A. Karmeier
American judge
Nathan Hecht
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Texas
John Pelander
Justice
Paul Suttell
Former Rhode Island State Representative
John Lopez IV
Justice
Ann Timmer
Justice
Sallie Updyke Mundy
Former Judge of the Superior Court of Pennsylvania
Rebecca White Berch
Former justice
William Harding Jackson
Lawyer
Frederick W. Dallinger
Judge
James F. Burke
Former United States Representative
Eric M. Bost
United States Ambassador to South Africa
Mike Kennedy
Utah State Representative
Marty McClendon
Politician
Norma Paulus
American lawyer
Earl Snell
Former Governor of Oregon
James Withycombe
Former Governor of Oregon
Larry Guy Hammond
Politician
Fred A. Seaton
Former American senator
Suzanne Crouch
Lieutenant Governor of Indiana
Jeff Kruse
Former Oregon State Senator
Paul Trible
Former U.S. senator
David J. Sanders
Former Arkansas State Representative
George W. Pepper
Former member of the United States Senate
Lane Jean
Political leader
Kristin Corrado
Politician
Kent Lambert
Former Colorado State Representative
Beth Martinez Humenik
Former Member of the Colorado Senate
Jerry Sonnenberg
Member of the Colorado Senate
Johnny Key
Engineer
Bob Ballinger
American Politician
Michael Patrick Carroll
American Politician
Perry Buck
American Politician
Polly Lawrence
American Politician
Chris Holbert
Member of the Colorado Senate
Lois Landgraf
Former Colorado State Representative
Cornelius Cole
Former United States Senator
