Republican Party of Maine

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Republican Party of Maine
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Basic facts
Location:Augusta, Me.
Type:Political party
Affiliation:Republican
Top official:Jim Deyermond, Chair
Website:Official website

The Republican Party of Maine is theMaine political party affiliate of the nationalRepublican Party. The group is headquartered inAugusta, Maine.

Party chair

Jim Deyermond

As of March 13, 2025, the Chair of the Republican Party of Maine is Jim Deyermond.[1]






Party leadership

The website for the Maine Republican Party listed the following individuals as the party's state leadership as of March 2025:[2]

  • James Deyermond,Chair
  • Scott Rocknak,Vice chair
  • Tiffany Dilda-Gaspar,Treasurer
  • MaryAnne Kinney,Secretary


For more information on the party's full leadership and staff, pleaseclick here.

Party platform

For complete information on the party's platform, pleaseclick here.

Party rules and bylaws

Candidate ballot access
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For complete information on the party's bylaws, pleaseclick here.


Party candidates

Note: The following table listscandidates who filed to run for office with this political party in a given year. This may also include candidates who filed to run with more than one political party. The list may not be comprehensive if the state's officialfiling deadline has not passed. This list may not populate if no candidates have filed to run with this political party. The table lists non-presidential candidates who filed to run for office with this political party in a given year. For more information on presidential candidates and elections, pleaseclick here.

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