CCRP Press Releases - Clark County Republican Party

Vancouver, Washington—June 2, 2025

The Clark County Republican Party (CCRP) has begun the process of endorsing qualified and exceptional candidates running for elected positions that represent Clark County. CCRP endorsed candidates will have the support of the CCRP and will benefit from many of the CCRP’s resources, such as promotional support, voter lists, and canvassing assistance. It is the intent of the CCRP to support each endorsed candidate in winning their race and advancing Republican principles to local, state and federal positions.

If you are running for an elected position and would like to be considered for endorsement, you are encouraged to contact CCRP Chairman, Matthew Bumala, at .

The Clark County Republican Party’s endorsed candidate for Governor of Washington State, Semi Bird, has come under scrutiny recently due to a number of documents that have been unveiled during his tenure serving our country. An unfounded narrative of “stolen valor” has been the foundation of the allegations brought against him and has caused an unnecessary amount of time, effort and focus to address while he is busy campaigning to help fix our broken State.

On Saturday, February 3rd, the Clark County Republican Party conducted their rescheduled precinct caucuses. Originally, the caucuses were supposed to be held on January 13th but because of the inclement weather, 10 of the 11 locations notified the party that they were going to have to cancel. In a quick pivot, the CCRP reserved the Clark County Fairgrounds Event Center for everyone to come to instead of 11 locations spread throughout the county.

On the morning of December 11th, it was discovered that the Clark County GOP HQ Office was vandalized. The unprovoked attack by a group that is calling themselves “Queer Liberation 161” sprayed obscene graffiti and glued propaganda fliers about Palestine across the windows, leaving a big mess for volunteers to come and clean up. Neighboring tenants said they had seen the vandalism the day prior, revealing that it had to have happened early Sunday morning or late Saturday night.