Restoring America’s Hometown
Faith · Family · Freedom · God & Country
Join us in restoring America’s Hometown — recruiting, promoting, and electing leaders who embrace the conservative values that built it, for the families and future of Plymouth and the South Shore.
How Plymouth Voted
32,225 Plymouth voters cast ballots. 14,130 of them voted for Minogue & Oliver for Governor. That is the base we build on, one neighbor, one board seat and one election at a time.
Votes cast in the Town of Plymouth only, from the Town Clerk’s unofficial, uncertified results. They are not district-wide or statewide results and are subject to certification. Full results are on the town website.
Protect Our Children
We stand against the sexualization of children in our schools and for age-appropriate, transparent curricula that parents can see.
Parental Rights
Parents — not bureaucracies — decide what is right for their children.
Support Those Who Serve
We back our military, our police, and the men and women who enforce our laws and keep our communities safe.
Second Amendment
We defend the constitutional right of law-abiding citizens to keep and bear arms.
Lower Taxes, Less Red Tape
Less taxation and fewer government regulations, so Plymouth families and small businesses can thrive.
Affordable Housing
Affordable home ownership and rents, so the next generation can afford to build a life in Plymouth.
We are the Plymouth Republican Town Committee. Our members come from every walk of life — varied careers, backgrounds, and ages — united in our commitment to the Constitution and to electing Republican candidates for local, county, state, and national office. All Republicans and Independents are welcome. Our upcoming meetings are listed above and on our Events page — locations vary, so check there for the next one. Write us at 100 Long Pond Rd, Box 884, Plymouth, MA 02362.
“The origin of all power is in the people, and they have an incontestable right to check the creatures of their own creation.”
— Mercy Otis Warren of Plymouth, the “Conscience of the American Revolution,” 1788. From the Mayflower Compact of 1620, to the day patriots hauled Plymouth Rock to the Liberty Pole in 1774, to the Revolution she helped inspire, America’s Hometown has always held that government answers to the governed — and we still do.