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 51
Charles C. Ellsworth
Politician
Fred L. Crawford
Politician
William S. Linton
Politician
R. James Harvey
Former United States Representative
Joseph R. Bodwell
Former Governor of Maine
Nathan B. Bradley
Former United States Representative
Roswell G. Horr
Politician
Sumner Sewall
Former Governor of Maine
Alphonso Hart
Former Ohio State Senator
Jacob J. Pugsley
Former Ohio State Senator
Al Quie
Former Governor of Minnesota
Butler Ames
American Politician
Alvin Morell Bentley
Politician
Frederick A. Sawyer
U. S. senator
William H. Enochs
Former United States Representative
Patrick Abrami
Politician
George Aiken
Former Governor of Vermont
Stanley C. Wilson
American Politician
Fletcher D. Proctor
Former Governor of Vermont
Robert Stafford
John E. Weeks
Former Governor of Vermont
Lee E. Emerson
Mortimer R. Proctor
American Politician
William W. Stickney
Former Governor of Vermont
John T. Morrison
Former Governor of Idaho
Kristina Roegner
Sarah LaTourette
Former Ohio State Representative
Frank Edelblut
American businessman
Andrew Brenner
Ohio State Senator
John Wolcott Stewart
Former Governor of Vermont
Darrell Kick
Ohio State Representative
Gary Scherer
Businessman
Bill Reineke
Ohio State Senator
Barbara Snelling
Former Lieutenant Governor of Vermont
Jeb Bradley
American Politician
Ernest W. Gibson Jr.
Former Governor of Vermont
Warren Austin
Former United States Ambassador to the United Nations
Carroll S. Page
American businessman
Frank C. Partridge
Attorney
Kevin Avard
Politician
Jay Hottinger
Ohio State Senator
Steve Hambley
Jeanie Forrester
Mark Romanchuk
American Politician
Bob Hackett
Ohio State Senator
Jonathan Dever
American Politician
Louis Terhar
Ohio State Senator
