What Does the San Benito County Republican Party Do?

We are Your Local Republican party

Every county has a recognized Republican Central Committee. In San Benito County, members are elected by County Supervisorial District, by the registered voters in every presidential election cycle. The County Office of Elections manages the elections process as part of the normal election cycle.
  • Monthly meetings
  • Endorse Candidates and make sure people get out and vote for them
  • Weigh in on local matters
  • Register voters
  • Promote Republican Party endorsed positions
  • Defend the Republican "Brand" in San Benito County
The Republican Brand
  • Limited government: You are the best person to make decisions for yourself and your family.
  • Low taxes: You are the best person to decide how your money is spent and higher taxes are always to fund a bigger government.
  • Patriotism: America is a great country, unique with the opportunities it provides everyone and a country designed by its founders to limit government and emphasize the rights we have.
  • Federalism: Local governments and states are where the best decisions are made.
  • Personal freedoms: Living with minimal interference from the government.
Local Matters
  • Local school boards add significantly to our property taxeswith their bond measures, and choose the curriculm for the classroom.
  • The Board of Supervisors and City Councils heavily influence and/or determine rates for electricity, gas, garbage, water, sewer, and other services.
  • Elected officials spend our tax monies and sometimes choose expensive "feel good" options over the best service for the lowest cost.
  • Higher costs hurt the poor and the middle class the most.
Monthly Meetings
For the remainder of 2021 and in preparation for the 2022 elections, we are initially focused on increasing our member numbers, to have more minds developing and more hands on deck implementing plans to create a voting block that influences San Benito County. Thinking about becoming a member of our Committee? Please let us know!