ABOUT US
Your Party Officers.
2025-2026
Levi Wolf
Chair
The Chair is the head of the SJCRP. The chairs job is to facilitate and direct the party for its members.
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Vice Chair
This position is currently open. We welcome members of the community who are interested in joining to reach out
Dave Honeywell
State Committee Man
The State Committee Man is one of our representatives to the WAGOP and helps form the body of the state party.
Megan Constable
State Committee Woman
The State Committee Woman is one of our representatives to the WAGOP and helps form the body of the state party.
Alexandra Gavora
Treasurer
The Treasuer is responisble for filing PDC reports and being the custodian for all funds of the SJCRP.
Daniel Schwartz
Secretary
The Secretary’s job is to take minutes at meetings, and to do other related task prescribed by the chair.
SJC Republican Party Precinct Officers
2025-2026
The Executive committee and the PCOs make up the San Juan County Republican Party Central Committee (SJCRPCC)
101 Friday Harbor North: Paul Arroyo*
102 Fridary Harbor South: Tom Starr*
11 San Juan South East: Kathleen Schwartz*
12 San Juan South West: Minnie Knych*
13 San Juan Central: Michelle Loftus*
14 San Juan West: Mike Carlson*
15 San Juan North: Levi Wolf*
16 San Juan East: Dave Honeywell
17 Turn Point / Brown Island: Open
20 Waldron and outer islands: Open
21 Orcas Northwest: Open
22 Orcas West: Open
23 Orcas Central: Mike Malaspina*
24 Orcas South: Open
25 Eastsound North: Open
26 Eastsound: Open
27 Orcas East: Cindy Carter*
28 Blakely and Outer Islands: Open
30 Lopez Northwest: Open
31 Lopez North: Brian Krantz*
32 Lopez South: Megan Constable*
33 Decatur and Outer Is: Scott Constable
41 Shaw: Open
If your precinct reads “OPEN,” we could use your help!
We can appoint PCOs to vacant districts, with full authority to vote at central committee meetings. The only difference between an appointed and an elected PCO (has an asterisk) is that they cannot vote for the party chair. More info on precincts can be found at the county elections website.
The Central Committee is made up of all PCOs and the Executive Board. An asterisk * means that the PCO was elected rather than appointed by the Chairman giving them the right to vote on officers at the start of the term.
To contact us about volunteering visit the Contact Page and fill out the Volunteer Form
Detailed maps can be found HERE
The values that guide our work. [Read More…]
Ever wondered how local party leadership really works?
Discover what a PCO is and how this grassroots role represents your neighborhood.
Learn how the Republican Party is organized from the precinct level up.
Understanding how the party is structured helps explain how decisions are made, leadership is formed, and local voices are represented.
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