Welcome to the Union County Republican Party Web Site. As one of the fastest growing counties in North Carolina, not only in population but in Republican registrations, we invite you to enjoy the information we provide
Thanks to the many dedicated hard working volunteers we have a strong Republican growing presence that we are proud to celebrate. Our many club organizations offer a variety of times and locations for both men and women, where conservative civic minded Republicans join together to build and protect our values and beliefs.
Our primary purpose as a party is to elect and maintain good solid Republican Officials at all levels of government beginning right here in Union County. If you are a registered Republican and would like to join with a strong grass roots organization, you have come to the right place! Just contact any one of the GOP officers or join us at our monthly Union County Republican Party Executive Board meetings, held the first Thursday of each month at Dale Jarrett Ford, Hwy 74, Indian Trail, N.C. You’ll be glad you did!
Thank you for visiting our website!
Joe Pomykacz, Chairman
Union County Republican Party
The Republican Party of Union County, North Carolina voted on June 5th 2008 to unanimously condemn the recent action of the 3-2 vote by the Union County Board of Commissioners to request an increase in the number of Union County Commissioners through legislative act.
There was a countywide referendum in November 2007 to expand the Board […]
At the April 5th Executive Committee meeting the following candidates were officially endorsed for their respective offices by the North Carolina Republican State Executive Committee.
Judicial candidates are eligible for public financing. If our candidates do not qualify for public financing, they will certainly be outspent. In order to qualify, our candidates must receive personal checks […]
By Steve Holland Wed Apr 23, 1:04 AM ET
TOLEDO, Ohio (Reuters) - Republican John McCain’s presidential campaign is content to let Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton fight on.
The prospect for an even longer Democratic battle resulted from Clinton’s defeat of Obama in Pennsylvania on Tuesday, meaning the contest is likely to last at least […]