The official organization of the Republican Party in Montgomery County is the Montgomery County Republican Central Committee (MCRCC) which speaks on behalf of the party in the county, promotes the principles of the National Republican Committee (RNC – the national party) as set forth in the platform adopted at the party’s most recent national convention, and recruits and supports Republican candidates for public office. The Central Committee is committed to building a grassroots infrastructure that benefits Republican candidates for county, state, and national office and is actively engaged in sponsoring events for residents to engage with conservative leaders.
The Montgomery County Central Committee consists of 48 Republicans (listed below) elected to four-year terms on the Republican primary ballot in Gubernatorial election years. Republicans in each of the county’s eight Legislative Districts that lie solely within the county, elect five individuals to represent them on the Central Committee. For the one Legislative District shared with Howard County (LD9A), Montgomery County Republicans elect one member. County Republicans also elect seven members who represent Republicans county-wide as “At Large” members.
When elected, members of the Montgomery County Republican Central Committee also become members of the Maryland State Republican Central Committee (MD GOP). When vacancies occur between election years on the Montgomery County Republican Central Committee, a public announcement soliciting candidates is made, candidates are interviewed by MCGOP leaders, and members are elected by vote of the full Committee, as specified in its bylaws. All MCRCC members and leaders are volunteers who serve without compensation.
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CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEMBERS
AT-LARGE
Brad Botwin [email protected]
Ann Guthrie Hingston (EC) (LDC-16) [email protected]
Lori Jaffe (O) [email protected]
Dennis Melby (O) [email protected]
Fitzgerald Mofor (EC) [email protected]
Lisa Schuster [email protected]
Reardon Sullivan (O) [email protected]
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 9A
Brian Scrivens (EC) (LDC) [email protected]
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 14
Laura Benson (EB)(EC)(LDC) [email protected]
Joe Gillin (EC) [email protected]
Anne Koutsoutis [email protected]
Josephine Salazar [email protected]
Vacancy
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 15
Peter Chan (EC) [email protected]
Dan Cuda [email protected]
Del Lamiman (EC) [email protected]
Stacey Sauter (EB) [email protected]
Vacancy
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 16
Marcus Alzona [email protected]
Paul Foldi (EC) [email protected]
Monte Gingery (O) [email protected]
Chris Haas [email protected]
Ann Telma (EC) [email protected]
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 17
Paul Agle (EC)(LDC) [email protected]
Martha Hale [email protected]
Helene Meister [email protected]
Brigitta Mullican (O) [email protected]
Maurice Ward (EC) [email protected]
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 18
Mary Jane Perraut [email protected]
Dolores Reyes (EC) [email protected]
Jean Alexandra Tuttle [email protected]
Amy Waychoff (EC) [email protected]
Vacancy
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 19
Bob Fenichel [email protected]
Doreen Rubin (EC) [email protected]
Jeffrey Rubin [email protected]
Martha Schaerr (EC)(LDC) [email protected]
Vacancy
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 20
Kenneth Dalecki (EC) [email protected]
Alice Harron (EC) [email protected]
3 Vacancies
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 39
Brendan Byrne (LDC) [email protected]
Candice Clough (EC) [email protected]
Greg Decker (EC) (EB) [email protected]
Amy D'Elia [email protected]
Bill Ott [email protected]
Note: O = Officer; EB = Executive Board; EC = Executive Committee; LDC =Legislative District Chair