Republican Party in Roosevelt County New Mexico

RCR4ALL

Welcome to the Roosevelt County Republican Party, a vibrant community dedicated to networking, education, and political engagement within the Republican Party of New Mexico. Our organization provides a platform for like-minded individuals to come together, share ideas, and learn about our rights as citizens of the United States.

The heart of our group is a commitment to learning. We believe that an informed citizen is essential for the health of our democracy, which is why we host regular events and workshops designed to educate our members on a variety of topics, from constitutional law to economic policy.

Networking is another cornerstone of the Roosevelt County Republican Party. We understand the importance of building strong connections. Our events provide a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere where members can meet like-minded individuals, exchange ideas, and forge valuable relationships that extend beyond the walls of our meetings.

In addition to learning and networking, our group plays an active role in the political process by providing opportunities for members to meet candidates and engage with local and statewide leaders. Whether it's through candidate forums, meet-and-greets, or volunteer opportunities, we empower our members to take an active role in shaping the future of our party and our country. Join us as we work together to uphold conservative values, promote civic engagement, and make a positive impact on our communities and nation.

Roosevelt County Community Calendar

The RSS feed of the Calendar can be shown here with a downloadable or subscription link for citizens to add to their own google or ical calendars.

Link to the Google Calendar Here

Link to iCal Calendar Here

Meet Our Representatives

Misty Kanmore, Chairwoman

Your Voice Matters in Roosevelt County Big changes often begin with small conversations, right here at home. In Roosevelt County, our local representatives make decisions every day that impact our schools, roads, safety services, and overall quality of life. That’s why it’s so important to stay informed and involved.

Misty Kanmore, Chairwoman

Your Voice Matters in Roosevelt County

Big changes often begin with small conversations, right here at home. In Roosevelt County, our local representatives make decisions every day that impact our schools, roads, safety services, and overall quality of life.

That’s why it’s so important to stay informed and involved.

Alan Carter, CEC & St Budget Committee Member

We are proud to introduce a vital member of RCR4ALL. A lifelong New Mexican, Alan Carter is a proud graduate of Portales Public Schools and Eastern New Mexico University. With over 45 years of experience in agriculture, he has devoted his life to stewarding the land and serving his community.

Kay Jilek, Secretary

We are proud to introduce
Kay Jilek
as the Secretary of RCR4ALL (Roosevelt County Republican Party), a dedicated member of the Water Co-op Board, and a valued representative on the State Republican Party Rules Committee.

We are proud to introduce Kay Jilek as the Secretary of RCR4ALL (Roosevelt County Republican Party), a dedicated member of the Water Co-op Board, and a valued representative on the State Republican Party Rules Committee.

Dwight Bell, 1st-Vice Chair

We are proud to introduce our 1st Vice-Chair of the Roosevelt County Republican Party, Dewight Bell, a dedicated leader whose character and experience embody the values we stand for.

FAQS

What does the local Republican Party chapter do?

We support Republican candidates and conservative values at the local, state, and national levels. Our work includes voter outreach, community events, volunteer coordination, and advocacy on key issues that matter to Roosevelt County and New Mexico.

How can I get involved with the local Republican Party?

We’re always looking for passionate volunteers! Whether you have a few hours a month or want to join a committee, there are plenty of ways to help. Visit our Volunteer Page or contact us directly to get started.

When and where do you meet?

Our chapter typically meets once a month. Meeting times and locations are announced on our Events Calendar and emailed to our mailing list. All registered Republicans and interested guests are welcome!

How can I donate to support Republican candidates and causes locally?

You can donate securely online through our Donate Page or by mailing a check to our office. Every dollar helps us promote conservative leadership in Roosevelt County and beyond.

I’m a Republican candidate—how can I connect with your chapter for support?

We’re happy to support Republican candidates running in local, state, or federal elections. Please use our Candidate Contact Form or email us to start a conversation about how we can help.

I’m new to the area. How do I register to vote or change my party affiliation?

You can register or update your voter information on the NM Voter Registration Portal. Be sure to mark "Republican" as your party affiliation to vote in primary elections and support Republican candidates.

What is the difference between the national, state, and local Republican Party?

The national party sets broad goals and supports federal candidates. The state party coordinates efforts across New Mexico. We are the local voice—focused on organizing events, outreach, and support for issues and candidates right here in Roosevelt County.

How do I subscribe to updates or newsletters?

You can sign up for email updates by filling out the Newsletter Form on the News Page. Stay informed about upcoming meetings, events, and important election dates.

What types of events does your chapter host?

We organize a variety of events including voter registration drives, town halls, fundraisers, educational forums, parade participation, and campaign support efforts. Check our Events Calendar for what's coming up.

Can non-members attend meetings or events?

Absolutely. While only registered Republicans can vote on official matters, we welcome guests and community members interested in learning more or getting involved.