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National Republican Senatorial Committee

Founded	1916; 109 years ago (1916)
Purpose	To electRepublicans to theUnited States Senate
Location	425 2nd Street NE, Washington, D.C. 20002,United States
Chair	Tim Scott (SC)
Vice Chairs	Katie Britt (AL) Marsha Blackburn (TN) Bernie Moreno (OH) Jim Banks (IN)
Parent organization	Republican Party
Website	nrsc.org

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TheNational Republican Senate Committee(NRSC) is theRepublican Hill committee for theUnited States Senate, working to elect Republicans to the Senate. The NRSC was founded in 1916 as the Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee. It was reorganized in 1948 and renamed the National Republican Senatorial Committee.^[1] It has been chaired by SenatorTim Scott fromSouth Carolina since 2025.

The NRSC helps elect Republican incumbents and challengers primarily through fundraising.^[2]

List of chairmen

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Name	State	Term
Miles Poindexter	WA	1919–1921
Joseph M. McCormick	IL	1921–1923
George H. Moses	NH	1923–1925
Lawrence C. Phipps	CO	1925–1927^[3]
Jesse H. Metcalf	RI	1927–1929
George H. Moses	NH	1929–1931
Henry D. Hatfield	WV	1931–1933
Daniel O. Hastings	DE	1933–1936
John G. Townsend Jr.	DE	1936–1945
Owen Brewster	ME	1945–1951
Styles Bridges	NH	1951–1951
Everett Dirksen	IL	1951–1955
Barry Goldwater	AZ	1955–1957
Everett M. Dirksen	IL	1957–1959
Andrew Frank Schoeppel	KS	1959–1961
Barry Goldwater	AZ	1961–1963
Thruston Ballard Morton	KY	1963–1967
George Murphy	CA	1967–1969
John Tower	TX	1969–1971
Peter H. Dominick	CO	1971–1973
Bill Brock	TN	1973–1975
Ted Stevens	AK	1975–1977
Bob Packwood	OR	1977–1979
H. John Heinz III	PA	1979–1981
Bob Packwood	OR	1981–1983
Richard Lugar	IN	1983–1985
H. John Heinz III	PA	1985–1987
Rudy Boschwitz	MN	1987–1989
Don Nickles	OK	1989–1991
Phil Gramm	TX	1991–1995
Al D'Amato	NY	1995–1997
Mitch McConnell	KY	1997–2001
Bill Frist	TN	2001–2003
George Allen	VA	2003–2005
Elizabeth Dole	NC	2005–2007
John Ensign	NV	2007–2009
John Cornyn	TX	2009–2013
Jerry Moran	KS	2013–2015
Roger Wicker	MS	2015–2017
Cory Gardner	CO	2017–2019
Todd Young	IN	2019–2021
Rick Scott	FL	2021–2023
Steve Daines	MT	2023–2025
Tim Scott	SC	2025

References

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^"National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC)".National Republican Senatorial Committee. Archived fromthe original on October 7, 2019. RetrievedDecember 4, 2020.Alt URL
^Burns, Alexander (June 25, 2014)."The price of crushing the tea party".Politico. Politico LLC. RetrievedApril 5, 2018.
^"Phipps To Run Campaign Work".The Boston Globe. December 14, 1925.

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Official website

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Poindexter McCormick Moses Phipps Metcalf Moses Hatfield Hastings Townsend Brewster Bridges Dirksen Goldwater Dirksen Schoeppel Goldwater Morton Murphy Tower Dominick Brock Stevens Packwood Heinz Packwood Lugar Heinz Boschwitz Nickles Gramm D'Amato McConnell Frist Allen Dole Ensign Cornyn Moran Wicker Gardner Young R. Scott Daines T. Scott

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U.S. Senate
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Conference
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