District of Columbia Republican Party

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Political party

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Leader
President
Chairman	Patrick Mara
Secretary
General Secretary

The District of Columbia Republican Party is the affiliate of the Republican Party (United States) in Washington, D.C.. The party advocates for conservative policies and principles within the District of Columbia and works to elect Republican candidates to local and national offices.

History

The District of Columbia Republican Party has a long history dating back to the 19th century. Despite the District of Columbia being a predominantly Democratic stronghold, the D.C. Republican Party has been active in promoting its platform and supporting candidates for local and federal offices.

Organization

The party is led by a chairman, who is elected by the party's central committee. The current chairman is Patrick Mara. The central committee is responsible for setting the party's agenda, organizing events, and supporting candidates.

Platform

The District of Columbia Republican Party supports a range of policies that align with the national Republican Party (United States). Key issues include:

• Advocacy for tax cuts and fiscal conservatism
• Support for school choice and education reform
• Promotion of public safety and law enforcement
• Emphasis on economic development and job creation

Activities

The D.C. Republican Party engages in various activities to promote its platform and support its candidates. These activities include:

• Organizing campaigns and fundraising events
• Hosting town hall meetings and public forums
• Providing voter education and outreach programs
• Collaborating with the national Republican Party (United States) on key initiatives

Elections

While the District of Columbia is predominantly Democratic, the D.C. Republican Party fields candidates for local offices such as the Council of the District of Columbia and the Mayor of the District of Columbia. The party also supports Republican candidates in federal elections, including the United States House of Representatives and the United States Senate.

Related Pages

• Republican Party (United States)
• District of Columbia
• Council of the District of Columbia
• Mayor of the District of Columbia
• Democratic Party (United States)

See Also

• Politics of the District of Columbia
• Political party strength in Washington, D.C.