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 61
Steve Clouse
Politician
Arthur Orr
Alabama state senator
Greg Albritton
Politician
J. T. Waggoner
Alabama state senator
Greg Reed
Legislator
Jeff Dial
Larry Stutts
Alabama state senator
Randy Brinson
Physician
Thomas Reddin
Police agent
George E. Cryer
American lawyer
Newbold Morris
Former Commissioner of the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation
John F. Andrew
Former United States Representative ‧ John Albion Andrew's son
William F. Goodling
Former United States Representative
Gordon Canfield
Former United States Representative
Frederick R. Lehlbach
Former United States Representative
William J. Martini
Former United States Representative
Frederick Lundin
U. S. representative
Vincent Leibell
Former New York State Senator
Bert Stedman
AK State Senator
Shelley Hughes
AK State Senator
John Coghill
Former AK State Senator
Chris Cate
American elected official
Lora Reinbold
Former AK State Senator
Peter Micciche
AK State Senator
Mike Shower
American Politician
Bill Stoltze
Legislator
Buddy Caldwell
Former Louisiana Attorney General
Shirley Horton
Former Mayor of Chula Vista
William H. Hunt
Former United States Secretary of the Navy
Peter Kuo
Politician
Norman Sanderson
Member of the North Carolina State Senate
Louis Pate
Politician
Holly Grange
Politician
Donny Lambeth
North Carolina State Representative
Ted Davis Jr.
North Carolina State Representative
Phil Shepard
North Carolina State Representative
Jimmy Dixon
Liberian football player
Hugh Blackwell
American Politician
W. Ted Alexander
Politician
Jonathan Jordan
Politician
Dean Arp
Larry C. Strickland
Politician
Jason Saine
North Carolina State Representative
Jeff Tarte
American Politician
Michael Speciale
American Politician
Rick Gunn
Politician
Wesley Meredith
Former Member of the North Carolina State Senate
