Securing the Future for Franklin County, PA
HOURS
Tuesday and Thursday 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Hours subject to change without notice.
Headquarters is staffed by volunteers.
Call 717-263-7999 to verify
or to schedule an appointment.
CALL 717-263-7999
EMAIL countygopfranklin@gmail.com
MAIL FCRC
P.O. Box 279
Chambersburg, PA 17201
VISIT 1931 Philadelphia AV, Chambersburg
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES
CANDIDATES: If you are a registered republican running for office and would like to offer a brief bio, please email us at countygopfranklin@gmail.com with your contact information and bio. The purpose will be to inform voters. Let voters know which office you are seeking, why you are running, your background and why you are a good candidate. Be as brief as possible. We reserve the right to limit information as we deem necessary. Sharing here does not indicate endorsement by the Franklin County Republican Committee. We seek to help voters know who the candidates are, share information and confirm Republican registration.
Information in this section was compiled by volunteers. Errors are possible. Sample Ballots, issued by the County Election Office, should be referenced for the official list of candidates.
ENDORSEMENT STATEMENT
The Franklin County Republican Committee does not endorse any Republican candidates that have earned a position on the Primary Ballot. Any campaign materials provided by a Republican candidate for distribution through our headquarters will be welcomed and encouraged. Only Registered Republicans are listed here.
CANDIDATE BIOS
The FCRC welcomes all Republican candidates to submit a bio to introduce themselves to voters. The FCRC has received two. Both individuals are candidates for the position of MEMBER OF REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE 28th District. There are seven names on the ballot, 3 females and 4 males. A voter may vote for NOT MORE THAN SIX. 3 males and 3 females. Click on the individual names below to read the bios of the two received.
Helpful Info Regarding the 19 May Primary
Remember, to vote on the Republican Ballot in May, you must be a Registered Republican.
Voters have the opportunity to vote and choose the Republican candidate for the offices of
Governor
Lieutenant Governor
Representative in Congress (US)
Representative in the General Assembly (PA)
Those that win the Primary Election will be the Republican Candidate in the November General Election
19 May Primary Election ONLY...Voters have the opportunity to vote/choose:
Members of the Republican State Committee.
Choose not more than six. 3 males & 3 females.
Committeeperson
Vote for not more than two.
This position is specific to your voting precinct. Duly elected individuals serve on the Franklin County Republican Committee.
