Yakima County Republican Party
The official Yakima County Republican Party — the county affiliate of the Washington State Republican Party (WAGOP). We organize Republican voters in Yakima County, endorse candidates for state, county, and local office, and host events including monthly central committee meetings, the annual Lincoln Day Dinner, and grassroots training.
Currently endorsing 9 candidates and ballot measures for 2026, including Gloria Mendoza (State House District 14 Position 1), Stephanie Patterson (Yakima County Treasurer ), Matt Barker (Yakima County Auditor), Keith Effler (Yakima County Assessor), Tyler Haueter (Yakima County Prosecutor), Deb Manjarrez (State House District 14 Position 2), Jeremie Dufault (State Senate District 15), Chris Corry (State House District 15 Position 1).
Tracking 28 Republican elected officials serving Yakima County across federal, state, county, city, school board, and special district levels.
Upcoming events
- Lincoln Day 2026: America’s 250th Birthday Celebration — September 19, 2026 — Yakima Convention Center
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Yakima County Republican Party?
The Yakima County Republican Party is the official county affiliate of the Washington State Republican Party (WAGOP), serving Yakima County, Washington. We organize Republican voters, recruit and train Precinct Committee Officers, endorse candidates for state, county, and local office, and host events including monthly central committee meetings and the annual Lincoln Day Dinner.
Who has the Yakima GOP endorsed for 2026?
For 2026 the party has endorsed 9 candidates across state and county races, including Jeremie Dufault for State Senate District 15, Chris Corry and Reedy Berg for State House District 15, Gloria Mendoza and Deb Manjarrez for State House District 14, Stephanie Patterson for Yakima County Treasurer, Matt Barker for Yakima County Auditor, Keith Effler for Yakima County Assessor, and Tyler Haueter for Yakima County Prosecutor. The complete list is at yakima.gop/endorsements.
When and where does the Yakima County Republican Party meet?
The central committee and the executive board each meet monthly. The party office is at 2008 Washington Ave, Yakima, WA 98903. Current meeting dates and locations are posted at yakima.gop/events.
How do I become a Precinct Committee Officer (PCO)?
Any registered Republican living in a Yakima County precinct can run for PCO. PCO elections are held during the August primary in even-numbered years, and vacancies between elections may be filled by appointment. PCOs make up the central committee and vote on endorsements, party officers, and bylaws.
How do I contact the Yakima County Republican Party?
Email office@yakimacountyrepublicans.com, call 509-206-8837, or visit the party office at 2008 Washington Ave, Yakima, WA 98903. The current chair is Matt Brown. Use the same contacts for endorsement applications, press inquiries, and volunteering.
When is the 2026 Lincoln Day Dinner?
The Lincoln Day Dinner is on September 19, 2026 at the Yakima Convention Center, featuring Seth Dillon, CEO of The Babylon Bee. It is the party's premier annual fundraising and fellowship event. Tickets and sponsorship information are at yakima.gop/events and yakima.gop/sponsor.
Explore
- Endorsements — current and past official endorsements
- Elected Republicans — current GOP elected officials in Yakima County
- Events — monthly meetings, dinners, trainings
- News — press releases and statements
- Get Involved — volunteer, become a PCO, donate
- About — mission, leadership, platform
- Contact — reach the chair and party leadership