Clay County Republican Central Committee
Our Purpose
The Clay County Republican Central Committee works to strengthen representative government by supporting Republican leadership, encouraging civic participation, and promoting policies that protect freedom, opportunity, and constitutional principles. Through grassroots organization, community engagement, and regular meetings, the committee helps connect Clay County residents with the political process at every level of government.
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Featured Event
Clay County Republican Central Committee Meeting
Join local residents and committee members to discuss upcoming elections, community initiatives, and opportunities to get involved.
Where: Belvoir Winery
When: April 14, 2026
Time: 6 pm
Latest Updates
Candidate Filing Opens for August Primary
The candidate filing period for the August 4 primary election opens February 24 at 8 a.m. Local candidates will begin filing for federal, state, and county offices ahead of the upcoming election season.
Northland Pachyderm Club Hosts Guest Speaker
The Northland Pachyderm Club hosted guest speaker Hannah Sutton, Executive Director of the House Republican Campaign Committee, to share insights on Missouri politics and upcoming legislative priorities.
Missouri Attorney General Files Census Lawsuit
Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Commerce and the Census Bureau seeking to prevent illegal aliens from being counted in the census for congressional representation.