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The Party of Freedom
The Benton County Republican Party (BCRP) has several foundational principles that we follow.
- We believe in the Constitution of the United States of America & the Constitution of the State of Washington.
- We believe that all are created by God, equally, and are given the right to choose our path.
- We believe that government should be small and minimally involved in our lives.
- We believe that all rights granted to the people should be respected, preserved, and upheld.
- We believe in fiscal responsibility in government.
- We believe in equal protection under the law where all are judged fairly.
The Republican Party was founded in 1854 to abolish slavery and has a long and proactive history of equal rights for ALL PEOPLE! We are the party of Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt, Dwight D Eisenhower, Ronald Reagan, and Donald Trump.
COME check us out! If you want to see what we’re all about, come observe the meetings – the public is always welcome. We meet the first Thursday of every month at 7 p.m. at Island View Church, 1520 Fowler Street, Richland.
Get Informed - Get Engaged!
There are many ways for you to serve this great country and our community. Come alongside us and use your passions and talents in one or more ways: become a Precinct Committee Officer, gather signatures, register people to vote, share information on your social media, hand out flyers, observe the election process, help out with Fireworks for Freedom, man a booth at the Fair – there are many ways to use your gifts and passions. We are here to help!
Spotlight: The Precinct Committee Officer, an elected official, is the backbone of the Party. They are the direct link between the Party and the voters in their precinct (area/neighborhood) and share information, encouraging them to become more informed on the candidates, local issues, city council and school board activities, and State legislative and initiative happenings.
Why Vote?
Not to Vote — Is to Vote! Whether an election is to fill a seat on a local school board or the Oval Office, we have a civic obligation to vote. VOTING is a right – AND a responsibility.
- Be engaged in the public square; help make sure our constitutional heritage is protected from extreme agendas and ideologies.
- Be informed on the candidates running for office, issues on the ballot, and activities and discussions happening at the state and local level.
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