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| He took office with fellow | Republican Ernie Fletcher in December 2003. |
| Baker had been the first | Republican ever to contest the 32nd District seat. |
| Later, both the | Republican Evolutionist Party and the Republican Union, |
| He was chairman of the German | Republican executive committee of Utica in 1854, a pres |
| so a member of the Harrison County and State | Republican Executive Committees. |
| He was chairman of the first state | Republican executive committee of Tennessee. |
| was also backed by most members of the State | Republican Executive Committee (SREC), more than one hu |
| is also a former member of the Caddo Parish | Republican Executive Committee and the Louisiana Republ |
| Treasurer of the | Republican executive committee of Hocking County, Logan |
| Republican exhibition of 1960. | |
| The moderate and conservative | Republican factions usually oppose the radicals, but th |
| These | Republican failures led to the surrender of Landrecies |
| She was born into a bourgeois | republican family of confessing Jews. |
| ric F. Heath was born September 6, 1864 to a | Republican family in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. |
| Born in Newry, County Down to a staunchly | republican family. |
| nded PNF, the Partito Fascista Repubblicano ( | Republican Fascist Party). |
| To succeed her, | Republican Faught faced former Democratic State Represe |
| s.com changed their rating of this race from | Republican Favored to Leans Republican. |
| CQ Politics rated this race as ' | Republican Favored'. |
| CQ Politics forecasts it as ' | Republican Favored'. |
| e Rothenberg Political Report considered it ' | Republican Favored'. |
| he election, CQ Politics rated this race as ' | Republican Favored'. |
| CQPolitics rating: | Republican Favored. |
| He was also the president of the Young | Republican Federation of Virginia in 1950 and served as |
| In March 1930, it organized the Galician | Republican Federation with the support of the Radical R |
| Young | Republican Federation |
| ntreras (born March 27, 1986) is a Dominican | Republican female weightlifter. |
| ie Hillman is a prominent philanthropist and | Republican figure in Pennsylvania. |
| No | Republican filed for the District 13 seat in downtown C |
| No | Republican filed for the seat and Gonzalez won the gene |
| ent Commissioner is Dr. Michael G. Strain, a | Republican first elected in 2007. |
| A life member of the NAACP and a lifelong | Republican, Fisher is the Republican National Committee |
| They also conceived a Welsh | republican flag, a tricolor with green, white and red b |
| The fifteen | Republican flamens were part of the Pontificial College |
| From 1998 to 2002 he served as Assistant | Republican Floor Leader, and then as Floor Leader from |
| Trey Traviesa was a | Republican Florida State Representative serving Florida |
| Charles Carrigan | Republican Flute Band |
| The election saw | Republican Fob James defeat Democrat incumbent Governor |
| d Der schweizerische Republikaner (The Swiss | Republican) for them. |
| He was editor of the Michigan State | Republican for several years. |
| ection, he re-entered politics, running as a | Republican for the House. |
| She ran an unsuccessful campaign as a | Republican for Congress against Jack Reed in 1990. |
| He ran, unsuccessfully, as a | Republican for the Virginia House of Delegates in 1959 |
| ted Nebraska Governor Mike Johanns, a fellow | Republican, for the post. |
| Lafferty identified himself as a Progressive | Republican for the 63rd United States Congress. |
| He served as a | Republican for one term from 1885 to 1886. |
| He served in the U.S. Congress as a | Republican for thirty-three years. |
| NFR - New | Republican Force |
| Retreating | Republican forces retaliated by killing between 130 and |
| The | Republican forces now had 4,350 soldiers, 8 mortars, 16 |
| the Nationalist buildup began to tell on the | Republican forces. |
| Another | Republican former Congressman, Mark Neumann, had also a |
| Brown defeated the | Republican former Sonoma County Supervisor Janet Nichol |
| Wayne Waddell (1966), | Republican former state representative |
| a Attorney General Janet Napolitano defeated | Republican former Congressman Matt Salmon. |
| es are Democratic incumbent Patty Murray and | Republican former State Senator Dino Rossi. |
| He lost the general election to incumbent | Republican Frances P. Bolton. |
| That same year, | Republican Frank Keating was elected Governor of Oklaho |
| The incumbent, | Republican Frank Kell Cahoon of Midland, was not seekin |
| He is being challenged for re-election by | Republican Frank Mirabile. |
| Bohn defeated incumbent | Republican Frank D. Scott in the primary election in 19 |
| ounger Gruening lost the general election to | Republican Frank H. Murkowski. |
| defeating incumbent | Republican Fred Schwengel. |
| In the general election, Harrington defeated | Republican Fred B. Wolf by over 10,000 votes. |
| Incumbent | Republican Fred Upton defeated former state representat |
| l candidate for Governor of Michigan against | Republican Fred M. Warner. |
| for Democrat John A. Kroszewski, and 501 for | Republican Fred J. Thorson. |
| an unsuccessful candidate in 1938, losing to | Republican Fred Bradley in the general elections. |
| He was set to face eleven-term incumbent | Republican Frederick R. Lehlbach. |
| Republican Freshman Chair: Ric Killian (105th district) | |
| Sali was elected president of the 2007-08 | Republican freshman class. |
| During his time as a | Republican, Frisch worked for Sen. John McCain (R-AZ), |
| He was a | Republican from Lynn, Massachusetts. |
| He served as a | Republican from Wisconsin. |
| He married Anne Hannaway, also a | republican from an established republican family, by wh |
| Liam Campbell is an Irish | republican from Dundalk, County Louth, Ireland. |
| Tim Scott, a | Republican from Charleston, is the district's current r |
| He is a | Republican from Senate District 4, representing Kalispe |
| Huston, a | Republican from Chattanooga and a delegate to the 1924 |
| He served in the House as a | Republican from April 22, 1941 until January 3, 1949. |
| Mosher served as a | Republican from Douglas County. |
| Blewett's grandfather, Alex Blewett Jr., a | Republican from Great Falls, served in the Montana Hous |
| He was a | Republican from Ohio. |
| t Illinois' 13th congressional district as a | Republican from 1951 to 1963. |
| He was a newspaper editor for the Nashville | Republican from 1832 to 1833. |
| Anderson, a | Republican from Webster, South Dakota, served in that o |
| Coolidge was a | Republican from Felton, California. |
| He served in the Wisconsin State Senate as a | Republican from 1880 until 1883. |
| Sean 'Spike' Murray is an Irish | republican from Belfast, Northern Ireland. |
| Eddie Copeland is a prominent Irish | republican from Belfast, Northern Ireland. |
| He was a | Republican from the progressive wing of that party, ide |
| ew York in the House of Representatives as a | Republican from 1947 to 1965. |
| Gunderson, a | Republican from Mitchell, South Dakota, served from 192 |
| Joe Johnson (born February 25, 1982) is a | Republican from North Carolina. |
| Latta was a | Republican from Ohio. |
| was elected to the Oregon State Senate as a | Republican from Douglas County. |
| ew York in the House of Representatives as a | Republican from 1927 to 1947. |
| Walsh was a | Republican from Memphis and served as secretary of the |
| ptember 1, 1985) was an American politician, | Republican from Vermont. |
| He moved to Switzerland to be with other | republican fugitives. |
| on was chairman of a prominent Orange County | Republican fund-raising organization. |
| He has also been a | Republican fundraiser in the state of North Carolina. |
| Wilson has been married to Lysa Israel, a | Republican fundraiser, since 1993. |
| Two main factors led to the | Republican gains during this election cycle. |
| The district is currently represented by | Republican Gary G. Miller. |
| A second | Republican, Gayle Joseph, trailed with 128,272 (10 perc |
| He served as chairman of the Liberal | Republican general committee of New York City in 1872. |
| Peter James (R), public Advocate, | Republican general election nominee |
| The seat is currently held by | Republican Geoff Davis. |
| In 2004, | Republican George W. Bush did better than both McCain a |
| Republican George W. Murray defeated Democratic challen | |
| Democratic incumbent Governor Mario Cuomo by | Republican George Pataki. |
| He was re-elected twice before losing to | Republican George W. Gillie in 1938. |
| Republican George Claussen was appointed to replace Mor | |
| He defeated a fellow | Republican, George Carso, 6,127 (56 percent) to 4,736 ( |
| istrict is quite conservative, having backed | Republican George W. Bush for President in 2004 over De |
| Johnny Grant is a | Republican Georgia State Senator representing the 25th |
| He was defeated for re-election in 2010 by | Republican Gerald Allen. |
| ratic nominee for Congress against incumbent | Republican Gilbert Gude. |
| Republican Glenard P. Lipscomb won the special election | |
| Whereas Bowen was a former | Republican, Gomez later switched his party affiliation |
| He was executed by the Spanish | republican government during the course of the Spanish |
| ets during the fights between communists and | republican government troops. |
| The French Fourth Republic was the | republican government of France between 1946 and 1958, |
| Loyal forces of the | republican government organized a new expedition to Vit |
| eement was carried out by the PNV behind the | Republican government's back. |
| he was sentenced to death in absentia by the | Republican government. |
| Republican government. | |
| vited to Spain (during the civil war) by the | republican government. |
| The IR participated in all | republican governments till the end of the civil war. |
| go Casares Quiroga was a cabinet minister in | republican governments between 1931 and 1933. |
| Republican-dominated legislature allied with | Republican Governor Stephen B. Packard had separately s |
| Incumbent | Republican Governor Mark Sanford is term limited and un |
| etained by Democratic Governor Tim Kaine and | Republican Governor Bob McDonnell. |
| independent Heinz Hofschneider and incumbent | Republican Governor Juan N. Babauta |
| Incumbent | Republican governor Jeb Bush defeated Democratic candid |
| Even Pennsylvania's | Republican governor Gifford Pinchot backed Cox's march. |
| Mississippi: Incumbent | Republican Governor Haley Barbour cannot seek re-electi |
| Louisiana: Incumbent | Republican Governor Bobby Jindal will also be running f |
| He was elected as a National | Republican Governor of Vermont from 1826 until 1828. |
| In 2005, | Republican Governor Bill Owens appointed Eid to serve a |
| Incumbent | Republican Governor Jim Douglas was re-elected defeatin |
| In 1992, | Republican Governor Pete Wilson appointed him to the Al |
| In early 1994, | Republican Governor Pete Wilson appointed DeSaulnier, t |
| Incumbent | Republican Governor Sumner Sewall, was term limited and |
| Dworshak was appointed his successor by | Republican Governor C. A. Robins. |
| He challenged incumbent | Republican Governor Warren P. Knowles in 1968 and lost. |
| rida Department of Business Regulation under | Republican Governor Robert Martinez. |
| She has served under | Republican Governor Donald Carcieri and Independent Lin |
| He lost to incumbent | Republican Governor Edward John Thye. |
| Ehrlich became only the seventh | Republican governor in state history. |
| l served on the transition team for incoming | Republican governor Ernie Fletcher. |
| From 1872 to 1874, he served two terms as | Republican governor of New Hampshire. |
| he 2000 and 2004 presidential elections, and | Republican governor Rick Perry along with every other R |
| In 1966, Claude Kirk was elected the first | Republican governor of Florida since Reconstruction. |
| Walters, in turn, was defeated by former | Republican Governor Henry Bellmon. |
| Republican Governor George Voinovich won the open seat. | |
| t J. Bentley (Born February 3, 1943) Alabama | Republican Governor (2011 - ). |
| Blaine was the | Republican Governor of Wisconsin from 1921 to 1927. |
| This was the first election of a | Republican governor in illinois history. |
| In 2008, Mathern ran against incumbent | Republican governor John Hoeven. |
| Incumbent | Republican Governor Lewis O. Barrows was term limited a |
| He became the first | Republican governor of Georgia in over 130 years. |
| He was considered to be a moderate | Republican governor in the Nelson A. Rockefeller mold. |
| Pogemiller had a rocky relationship with | Republican Governor of Minnesota Tim Pawlenty. |
| The president first nominated former | Republican Governor David C. Treen for the post. |
| The law was signed by | Republican Governor Jan Brewer, but largely blocked in |
| Two term incumbent | Republican Governor Felix Perez Camacho is term limited |
| He won the praise of | Republican governor Morton for helping suppress illegal |
| d in 2011 by Jim Reese, who was appointed by | Republican Governor Mary Fallin |
| Incumbent | Republican Governor Jim Gilmore was barred from seeking |
| It would also have led | Republican Governor John G. Rowland to temporarily appo |
| In 1998, incumbent | Republican Governor of Oklahoma Frank Keating was reele |
| In 1868 he was elected the first | Republican governor of Arkansas. |
| Davis was elected in 1869 as the first ever | Republican governor of Texas. |
| Incumbent | Republican Governor Ed Schafer decided not to run for r |
| He supported | Republican Governor Henry C. Warmoth. |
| Appointed by | Republican Governor Claude R. Kirk, Jr., Osborne was sw |
| Gardner served during the second term of | Republican Governor James G. Martin. |
| Bush became the first | Republican governor of Florida to win re-election to a |
| He lost to incumbent | Republican governor Bill Owens. |
| Incumbent | Republican Governor Frank Keating defeated Boyd in a la |
| The previous | Republican governor was Jeb Bush. |
| rom his judgeship during Reconstruction by a | Republican governor. |
| tory elected Lieutenant Governor alongside a | Republican Governor. |
| In the end, Pennsylvania elected its first | Republican governor. |
| On November 12-14, 2008, Crist hosted the | Republican Governors Association (RGA) annual meeting i |
| He also served as chair of the | Republican Governors Association. |
| he high popularity of Connecticut's last two | Republican governors, Wyman has easily won re-election. |
| Wilder was succeeded by two | Republican governors, George Allen and Jim Gilmore, and |
| obtained the endorsement of several hundred | Republican grassroots leaders across Texas. |
| A moderate | Republican, Graves was known for his disputes with the |
| e, the political orientation of the National | Republican Greek League was Republican, with a strong d |
| Incumbent | Republican Greg Walden has represented Oregon's 2nd con |
| The district has been represented by | Republican Greg Walden since 1998. |
| In 2004 and 2006 he defeated | Republican Gregory W. LeMay, in 2008 he defeated Republ |
| A native of California, the | Republican grew up in the Southern Oregon city of Medfo |
| intains strong alliances with other moderate | Republican groups, such as the Republican Majority For |
| n both North American GAA and emigrant Irish | Republican groups. |
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