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David Valadao elected chair of Republican Governance Group

Summary by The Hill

Rep. David Valadao (R-Calif.) was elected chair of the Republican Governance Group, a House GOP caucus that trends to the center ideologically, after current chair, Rep. Dave Joyce (R-Ohio), opted to step down to foster new leadership in the group. Valadao ran unopposed and officially won the position in the group’s closed-door elections on Tuesday.…

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The Federalist

How This GOP GOTV Group Helped Reshape Campaigning

Vote4America leveraged conservative-leaning content creators to engage unregistered and low-propensity voters favorable Republican causes.

2 months ago·United States

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Florida Politics

Carlos Giménez elected Vice Chair of Republican Governance Group

U.S. Rep. Carlos Giménez of Miami is the new Vice Chair of the Republican Governance Group (RG2), a House GOP caucus of center-right lawmakers now in its 30th year. He succeeds U.S. Rep. David Valadao, who was elected unopposed to be the caucus Chair. Giménez outpaced U.S. Rep. Jen Kiggans of Virginia for the Vice Chair job in a closed-door election, The Hill reported. Young Kim, a California Republican, won re-election to the group’s other Vice…

2 months ago·Florida, United States

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The Hill

David Valadao elected chair of Republican Governance Group

3 months ago·Washington, United States

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The San Joaquin Valley Sun

Valadao elected to lead moderate GOP caucus

Rep. David Valadao (R–Hanford) has been elected as the chair of the Republican Governance Group. The Republican Governance Group is a House GOP caucus that has been comprised of moderate Republicans over its three decades of existence. The big picture: Valadao has been an active member of the Republican Governance Group, known as RG2, throughout his tenure in Congress. He ran unopposed for the position to succeed Rep. Dave Joyce (R–Ohio), wh…

2 months ago

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