The Republican Party of Rockwall County
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Mission Statement
Our mission is to educate the electorate and elect Republican candidates that value and uphold the ideas of the Republican Party of limited government, fiscal conservatism, individual rights and obedience to the Federal and State of Texas Constitution.
You're Invited!
Annual Christmas Party
Celebrate the joy of the season with Republican friends at our annual Christmas party!
Come and go – or stay for the whole party!
Food & drinks, and cash bar.
It’s a great time to visit with friends and elected officials!
Cocktail dress.
- December 5th
- 6pm - 9pm
Fun Facts About the GOP!!!
Formed to Fight Slavery:
The Republican Party was founded in 1854 by anti-slavery activists, and Abraham Lincoln—America’s first Republican president—led the fight to preserve the Union and end slavery.
First Female Member of Congress:
In 1916, Republican Jeannette Rankin of Montana became the first woman elected to the U.S. House of Representatives—four years before women gained the right to vote nationally.
First Hispanic U.S. Senator:
In 1928, Octaviano Larrazolo of New Mexico became the first Hispanic U.S. Senator, advocating for bilingual education and civil rights.
First Black Secretary of State:
Colin Powell, appointed in 2001 by President George W. Bush, became the first African American Secretary of State, earning global respect and admiration.
Longest-Serving African American U.S. Senator:
Edward Brooke of Massachusetts, elected in 1966, was the first Black senator elected by popular vote and served two terms as a Republican.
Republicans Passed the 19th Amendment:
The 19th Amendment, which gave women the right to vote, was passed by a Republican-controlled Congress in 1919
Nicknamed the "GOP" Since the 1800s
"GOP" stands for "Grand Old Party"—a nickname that dates back to 1875 and is still proudly used today.
Elephants Never Forget:
The Republican Party’s iconic elephant mascot first appeared in an 1874 political cartoon by Thomas Nast—it’s now one of the most recognized political symbols in the world.
Known for Strong Local Roots:
The GOP operates on a bottom-up model, empowering everyday citizens through roles like precinct chair, election judge, and local volunteer—real change starts locally
Supports Federalism and Local Control:
Republicans believe in federalism—the idea that decisions should be made closer to the people, not concentrated in Washington, D.C.
Get Involved!
- Help with Elections
- Block Walk
- Register Voters
- Help with Signs
- Be a Precinct Chair
- Join a Local Club
- Invite Friends to Get Involved
- Assist at Polling Locations
- Help with Phone Banking
- Attend GOP Trainings
- Host a Meet & Greet
- Volunteer at Events
Tell Us What Matters Most to You!
We’re gathering feedback from Rockwall County voters to better understand which issues matter most. Your voice helps shape the future—take a minute to share your priorities.
Our Events
Formed to Fight Slavery:
The Republican Party was founded in 1854 by anti-slavery activists, and Abraham Lincoln—America’s first Republican president—led the fight to preserve the Union and end slavery.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have questions about the Republican Party, local elections, or how to get involved?
We’ve got answers to help you stay informed and engaged!
What does the Rockwall County Republican Party do?
The Rockwall County Republican Party works to promote conservative values, support Republican candidates, and engage voters in the political process. We organize local events, voter registration drives, educational forums, and grassroots efforts to ensure Republican victories at the local, state, and national levels. Our purpose is to empower citizens, uphold the Constitution, and strengthen our community through active civic involvement.
How can I get involved with the county party?
There are many ways to get involved! You can volunteer for various activities, assist with campaigns, serve as a precinct chair or block captain, attend monthly club meetings, or join one of our community block walks. Whether you have a few hours or want a more active role, we’ll help you find the right fit.
What is a precinct chair and how do I become one?
A precinct chair is a local leader elected to represent and organize Republican voters within their voting precinct. They assist with voter outreach, support GOP candidates, and serve as a vital link between the county party and the community.
To become a precinct chair, you must live in the precinct and be a registered Republican voter. If the position is vacant, you can be appointed by the county executive committee. If it’s filled, you can run in the next primary election. Contact us to check availability and learn more about the process.
Where do I vote on Election Day?
The Rockwall County Republican Party provides up-to-date polling location information right here on our website as each election approaches. Visit our Elections page to find your location, view sample ballots, and see what ID you need to bring.
Can I vote early in Rockwall County?
Yes! Early voting is available to all registered voters in Rockwall County and is a convenient way to avoid long lines on Election Day. The Rockwall County Republican Party will post early voting dates, times, and locations on our Elections page ahead of each election. Be sure to bring a valid form of identification when you go to vote.
How can I register to vote in Texas?
To register to vote in Texas, you must fill out a voter registration application and mail it to your county’s elections office. The Rockwall County Republican Party provides resources and reminders to help you get registered on time. Visit our Voting page for a step-by-step guide, important deadlines, and a printable application. You can also obtain a registration form at our office or most government buildings.
What are the party conventions and can I attend?
Party conventions are gatherings where Republicans come together to shape the platform and select delegates for higher-level conventions. They begin at the precinct level, then move to the county, state, and eventually the national convention.
Party conventions are where Republicans help shape the platform and elect delegates to higher-level conventions. They start at the precinct level and move up to the county, state, and national levels.
To attend your precinct convention in Texas, you must have voted in the Republican Primary that same year. If you didn’t vote in the primary, you may still attend by signing an oath of affiliation. Check out our Conventions page for more info.
Does the party endorse candidates during primaries?
No, the Rockwall County Republican Party does not endorse candidates during Republican primaries. Our role is to ensure a fair and transparent process so voters can choose their preferred nominee without party interference. Once the primary is over, we support the Republican candidates who win and move on to the general election.
How can students or young adults get involved?
There are plenty of ways for young conservatives to get involved! High school and college students can volunteer on campaigns, help with events, and help with our block walks. One great way to connect is by attending meetings of the Young Republicans of Rockwall County, a club specifically for young adults who want to make a difference. It’s a great place to network, learn, and take part in local political action.
Are there training opportunities for volunteers?
Yes! The Rockwall County Republican Party offers training for volunteers throughout the year. Whether you’re knocking on doors, working at the polls, serving as a precinct or block captain, or helping at events, we’ll make sure you’re prepared. Training sessions are announced on our website and at monthly meetings, so stay connected and get ready to make an impact.
Why is it important to get involved at the local level?
Local politics directly affect your schools, taxes, public safety, and more. By getting involved with the county party, you help shape the future of your community and ensure conservative values are represented at every level of government.
What local Republican clubs can I join?
Rockwall County has several active Republican clubs where you can connect with others, stay informed, and take part in grassroots efforts. These include:
- Rockwall County Republican Women
- Men’s Republican Club of Rockwall County
- Young Republicans of Rockwall County
- Rockwall County Hispanic Republican Club
Each club hosts regular meetings and events—contact us or check our Clubs page to learn more and get involved.
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