Short Videos:
Democrats
and Illegal Immigration (1:21)
Reasons to
Elect Republicans in Nov. 2024 (pdf)
Upcoming BMGRC Meetings:
Thursday,
October
10,
7:00
p.m.Location: Brookline Fire Station, 4 Bond Street, Brookline NH
Our meeting will be a session for determining how to best support our local candidates running for area offices, NH Senate, NH House, Executive Council, etc.
Tuesday,
November 5,
2024 - 2024 General Election
Brookline - CSDA, 24 Townsend Hill Rd, 7 am - 7:30 pm
Mason - Elem. School, 13 Darling Hill Rd, 11 am - 7 pm
Greenville - Elem. School, 16 Adams St, 8 am - 7 pm
Vote Republican for entire ticket,
top to bottom!
top to bottom!
2024 Republican Ticket
(* = incumbent)
President - Donald Trump Vice President - J.D. Vance
Governor - Kelly Ayotte
U.S. Congress District 2 - Lily Tang Williams
Executive Councilor District 5 - Dave Wheeler*
State Senator District 12 - Kevin Avard*
State Representatives
District 36 (Two Seats) District 45 (One Seat)
Diane Pauer* Jack Flanagan
John Suiter
County Offices
Sheriff - Christopher Connelly*
Attorney - John Coughlin*
Treasurer - David Fredette*
Register of Deeds - Dennis Hogan
Register of Probate - Chris Maidment
Commissioner District 3 - Robert Rowe*
2024 Republican Primary Elected Our GOP Delegates:
GOP Delegate District 36 (Two Seats) -
Thomas Humphreys*, Peter Walker
GOP Delegate District 45 (One Seat) - Eric Pauer*
2020 NH Democratic Presidential Primary
Kamala Harris was such an impressive Presidential candidate that she came in 14th place with 0.04% of the vote in the 2020 primary! Official SoS Results.
Brookline/Mason/Greenville Republican Committee Facebook Page
BMGRC elections were held on January 11, 2024. Congratulations to our 2024 officers:
- Chair - Tom Humphreys
- Vice Chair for Brookline - Peter Walker
- Vice Chair for Mason - Colton Skorupan
- Vice Chair
for Greenville - Fred Floreth
- Treasurer
- Jack Flanagan
- Secretary - Eric Pauer
The Brookline-Mason-Greenville Republican Committee is committed to conservative principles and fiscal constraint. We believe that smaller government rather than larger government is the right approach at the town, county, state, and national levels. Monthly meetings are typically held at 7:00 pm on the third Wednesday of each month at the Brookline Fire Station, 4 Bond Street, Brookline, NH. We welcome registered Republican and Independent voters in Brookline, Mason, and Greenville to join us.