Republican Party of Virginia

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Political party

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Chairman	Rich Anderson
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The Republican Party of Virginia (RPV) is the Virginia affiliate of the Republican Party. The party is headquartered in Richmond. The RPV is dedicated to promoting conservative principles and supporting Republican candidates for public office in the state of Virginia.

History

The Republican Party of Virginia was founded in 1854, aligning with the national Republican Party's formation. The party has played a significant role in Virginia's political landscape, advocating for policies that emphasize limited government, individual liberties, and free-market principles.

Organization

The RPV is structured with a central committee, which includes representatives from each of Virginia's congressional districts. The party's activities are overseen by the state chairman, currently Rich Anderson. The RPV also coordinates with local Republican committees across Virginia's counties and cities.

Ideology

The Republican Party of Virginia adheres to the principles of conservatism. Key issues for the party include:

• Fiscal conservatism
• Second Amendment rights
• Pro-life policies
• Limited government
• Free-market economy

Electoral Performance

The RPV has had varying success in state and national elections. The party has produced several notable political figures, including former governors Jim Gilmore and Bob McDonnell, as well as U.S. Senators John Warner and George Allen.

Related Pages

• Republican Party (United States)
• Conservatism in the United States
• Virginia House of Delegates
• Virginia Senate
• Richmond, Virginia

See Also

• List of state parties of the Republican Party (United States)
• Politics of Virginia
• Elections in Virginia