Republican National Committee

The Republican National Committee is the national organization committee of the U.S. Republican Party. It is responsible for the coordination of fundraising, coordination of campaign strategy, and the development and nation -wide representation of the political positions of the party as a whole. In addition, organizes and operates the Committee every four years the Republican National Convention.

If the Republican Party is the President of the United States, the Committee is working very closely with him. The chairman is Reince Priebus.

Similar organizations exist in every U.S. state and most counties, in some states, they are also classified according to the Congress districts.

The counterpart to the Republican National Committee in the other parties form the Democratic National Committee, the Libertarian National Committee and the Green National Committee.

Chairman of the Republican National Committee

Chairmanship

Period of time

Federal State

References and Notes

  • Republican Party (United States)
  • Election in the United States
County (United States) Edwin D. Morgan Henry Jarvis Raymond William Claflin Zachariah Chandler Michigan Pennsylvania Marshall Jewell Connecticut Dwight M. Sabin Minnesota Iowa Thomas H. Carter Montana Mark Hanna Ohio Henry Clay Payne Harry Stewart New Frank Harris Hitchcock John Fremont Hill Maine Nebraska William M. Butler Hubert Work Tennessee Simeon D. Fess Everett Sanders Henry P. Fletcher Kansas B. Carroll Reece Hugh Scott Arthur Summerfield Leonard W. Hall Meade Alcorn Kentucky William E. Miller Arizona Maryland Bob Dole Bill Brock Nevada Lee Atwater South Carolina Missouri Haley Barbour Jim Nicholson (Secretary of Veterans Affairs) Florida Mike Duncan
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