Mifflin County State Party Member Nick Soccio has proven to be what both a great Republican and volunteer. A former Chairman of the Mifflin County Young Republicans, Soccio has spent years working on behalf of qualified Republican candidates at all levels of government.
At a time when the eyes of the nation are focused on Pennsylvania’s May 18th Primary, this Republican of the Month has made it his mission to help Pat Toomey, Tom Corbett, and Jim Cawley secure the nominations for the U.S. Senate, Governor and Lieutenant Governor.
For his tireless commitment to advancing the principles of fiscal discipline and personal responsibility, Mifflin County’s Nick Soccio is our May Republican of the Month.
Mifflin County State Party Member Nick Soccio has proven to be what both a great Republican and volunteer. A former Chairman of the Mifflin County Young Republicans, Soccio has spent years working on behalf of qualified Republican candidates at all levels of government.
At a time when the eyes of the nation are focused on Pennsylvania’s May 18th Primary, this Republican of the Month has made it his mission to help Pat Toomey, Tom Corbett, and Jim Cawley secure the nominations for the U.S. Senate, Governor and Lieutenant Governor.
For his tireless commitment to advancing the principles of fiscal discipline and personal responsibility, Mifflin County’s Nick Soccio is our May Republican of the Month.
Elaine Gowaty, Vice Chair of the Westmoreland County Republican Committee
As we begin the New Year, it’s time to recognize a woman whose hard work and dedication have helped the Republican Party enjoy a renaissance in one of the most targeted counties in the Commonwealth.
As Vice-Chairwoman of the Westmoreland County Republican Committee for nearly eighteen months, Elaine Gowaty has played a critical role in helping the Westmoreland County Republican Committee enjoy an unprecedented amount of success in the past year capped off by their first county row office win in more than half a century. In particular, Elaine was instrumental in the organization of volunteers in our county.
As PA GOP Southwest Field Director Ben Wren said when discussing Elaine Gowaty, “She was invaluable to our efforts.”
For her commitment to bringing the Republican message to Westmoreland County voters while promoting their candidates, Westmoreland County Republican Committee Vice-Chairman Elaine Gowaty is January’s Republican of the Month.
Mary Barket, State Party Member from Northampton County
"The bottom line is that, no matter what a person does, it's about being involved."
Those are the words of Northampton County State Party Member Mary Barket, and words by which she has lived by for more than 30 years. Mary has been active in Republican politics for over three decades, serving as President of the Northampton County of Republican Women and as the 4th Vice-President of the Pennsylvania Federation of Republican Women. She has also played an active role in numerous campaigns, including the recent election of Pennsylvania Senator Bob Mensch.
For her continued involvement in the Republican Party, Mary Barket is The Pennsylvania Republican’s Republican of the Month.
Alex Partika
In politics, the success of a Party and its candidates heavily depends on the strength of its grassroots network. This month, we're proud to highlight one of the activists whose efforts have helped to make our Party’s grassroots network the strongest in the Commonwealth.
Alex Partika is eager to help our Party in any way he can. In addition to helping the Luzerne County Republican Committee by taking care of numerous tasks around their new headquarters, Alex spent 2,500 minutes contacting voters about the Republican Party and its candidates – just in the month of August!
For his tireless dedication to the Republican Party, Alex Partika is the Republican Party of Pennsylvania’s September Republican of the Month.
Chairman Brad Moore, Erie County Republican Committee
Since taking the reins of the Erie County Republican Committee in December of 2006, Chairman Brad Moore has worked tirelessly to use new and innovative ways to bring the Party’s message of fiscal discipline and personal responsibility to the voters of his county.
In addition to working hard to establish a permanent online presence for the ECRC with a new Web site, Chairman Moore also serves as an integral member of the PA GOP’s Technology Committee, where he provides a critical perspective on new technology issues. just recent, Chairman Moore decided to take part in the PA GOP’s Executive Director Program, resulting in a new, full-time ED for his important county.
For his continued hard work and dedication to furthering our Party, Erie County Republican Committee Chairman Brad Moore is our August 2009 Republican of the Month.