THE REPUBLICAN PARTY OF   ST. JAMES PARISH



OUR MISSION

The Republican Party of St. James Parish is dedicated to educating and increasing awareness of the core beliefs, conservative message and family values of the Republican Party. We will work with our Republican elected officials and constituents to build a stronger more unified party. We will foster relationships in our community to help spread our message of family values and increase Republican voter registration, membership and participation.

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Our Leadership

Rhonda Lee

CHAIR

Member At Large

Troas Poche

VICE-CHAIR

Member At Large

Rhonda Louque

SECRETARY

Member At Large

Sherry Bell

TREASURER

District 7

Heidi Poche

PARLIAMENTARIAN

District 1

Barry Weber

District 2

Bridget Matherne

District 3

Brad Poche

District 4

Team Member

District 5

Danny St. Pierre

District 6

Latest news from our team

Read here for the latest news from the St. James Republican Party.

St James Republican Party Formation

Happy Early 4th of July from St. James Parish! Earlier today, Louis accepted our petition to form our RPEC. Our official meeting will be held on July 27, at 6:00 at the Creole House. CLICK HERE I am hoping that y’all can come to this Historical […]
by admin
on Jul 12
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St James Parish District Map

St James Parish has 7 Council Districts. The St. James Republican Parish Executive Committee consists of one representative for each Council district and five at-large members. DistrictDetailNote:District boundaries are as follows. All boundary lines are drawn through the center of streets, roads, canals, etc., unless otherwise […]
by admin
on Jul 17
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Kneaux Before you Geaux Vote!

5 Things to Know Before Election Day 1. Register to vote – See below on how to check your registration or register. 2. Research Candidates – Study the issues, do your homework.  Print a sample ballot to bring to the poll. 3. Absentee and early voting […]
by Rhonda Louque
on Oct 3
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