As we process the loss of Charlie Kirk, it is my most sincere prayer that our country and even the entire world experience the greatest revival since Pentecost. 

Blessed be the Lord for giving us the opportunity to save our nation and therefore pass to our children and grandchildren the freedom our forefathers gave to us. 

It is up to each of us to step forward and provide the elected officials our country needs at this time. Voting is a privilege and a right we should all hold dear. We must vote responsibly.

Prepare for the November Election

Please make sure you take the time to view your personal sample ballot before you vote in November. The measures we will be voting on are complicated and require thought and reflection. You do not want to be reading them for the first time in the voting booth. Visit our Upcoming Elections page for more information on the November election. 

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Precinct Chairs are elected by Republican voters on the Primary Election ballot to represent each precinct as the voting members of the Montgomery County Republican Party County Executive Committee (CEC). They are the closest elected representatives to We the People and have a profound effect on the overall strength, influence, and success of the county party.

If you'd like to run as a Republican Precinct Chair on the Primary Election ballot:

✅ Read the Qualifications & Duties of a Precinct Chair.

✅ The boundaries of several existing voting precincts will be changing effective January 1, 2026. There also will be eight new precincts added! Click here to see if your precinct will be affected.

✅ Application forms are available at the Montgomery County Republican Party Headquarters or may be found on the Secretary of State’s website. Click here for instructions on locating the proper form.

✅ Fill out your application but DO NOT SIGN it until the notary stamps it. 

✅ Filing closes on December 8, 2025. 

Please contact us if you have any questions!

Help Us Raise Funds at the Drive the Vote Golf Tournament!

Support your local Republican Party at the Drive the Vote Golf Tournament on November 3rd! Click below to register as a player or become a sponsor.

Montgomery County had the largest net gain of voters in Texas for President Trump in the November 2024 Election. Help us continue the fight by raising funds to Get Out the Vote!

It has never been more important to support strong Conservatives in the fight for liberty.

Four Steps to Electing Strong Conservatives

The March 2026 Primary Election is an opportunity for voters to elect strong Conservatives by first doing our research and then supporting candidates who will support our values.

It is up to each of us to become a more educated voter, select trustworthy voter guides, help get out the vote, and hold our elected officials accountable. Click below for four steps to making this happen.

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Where Are the Elijahs in America?

by Dr. Hernan Castano, Senior Pastor, Forge Journal Contributor

If there is to be a restoration of the moral laws in America, a comeback to the very foundations of faith, it will only be possible if the Elijahs of our nation come out of the caves of silence and fear and return to their God-given assignment in leading the nation to justice and righteousness.

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11th Annual Faith & Freedom Prayer Breakfast

Seats are filling up fast for the 11th Annual Faith & Freedom Prayer Breakfast on October 9th at the Lonestar Convention Center. The event sells out every year, so don't wait to reserve your spot!

Republican Party of Texas Issues Rule No. 44 Notice to 10 House Representatives

On Saturday, October 11, the Texas GOP State Republican Executive Committee (SREC) will convene in the Texas Capitol to deliberate on a Republican Party of Texas Rule No. 44 resolution of censure against 10 House Representatives.

The resolutions were received from County Executive Committees and will be included in the Resolutions Committee report on October 11 for consideration by the SREC.

Under Republican Party of Texas rules, the SREC can determine what, if any, penalties to impose. Penalties can include withholding party resources, publicly discouraging the officeholder from running, or refusing to allow a censured candidate on the Republican Primary ballot for two years.

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