Welcome to the online headquarters of the Republican Party of Pike County.

The Pike County Republican Committee assists local committee members and Republican candidates in a number of ways.  For more information about the Pike County Republican Party or to get invovled, please contact us at info@PikeRepublican.com.

Below is the new PA Congressional Map pending approval by the House, Senate, and Governor.

While there are many changes to the Congressional Districts, the entirety of Pike County will remain within PA-10 which is currently represented by Tom Marino.  PA-10 will now include parts of Monroe County and stretch as far as Mifflin County while becoming more favorable to Republicans.

The Legislative Reapportionment Commission voted 4-1 on final maps Monday afternoon.  A 30-day period for possible court challenges began with the vote.

There is no change in Pike County regarding Senate District 20 which is currently represented by Lisa Baker.

Click here for the Senate Maps

There is a minor change within Pike County regarding State House District with Dingman 1 moving from the 189th District which is currently represented by Rosemary Brown to the 139th District which is currently represented by Mike Peifer making all of Dingman Township part of the same District.

Click here for the House Maps

Pike County Courier: Republican candidates all but swept the field in Tuesday’s elections in unofficial election night returns.

Republicans, incumbent Commissioner Richard Caridi (4,964) and Milford Borough President Matt Osterberg (4,902) topped the county ticket.

Democrat incumbent Karl Wagner (3,062) won re-election outdistancing Republican Pam Lutfy (2,442), who was running as a Democrat after a primary write-in victory in May.

Republicans Ann Seaman (4,909) and Thomas Foran (4,698) won the auditors seats over Democrat Missy Strub (2,989).

In some municipal supervisors’ races, Republican, Thomas Ryan (719) unseated Democrat Ileana Hernandez (401) in Delaware Township; incumbent Republican Thomas Mincer (878) easily defeated Democratic challenger Bill Wilson ((411) in Dingman; Republican, Nicholas Mazza (492) defeated Democrat Jon Castimore (328) in Blooming Grove.

Other victorious Republican supervisor candidates included: John Sivick, over Pastor Feldman in Lehman, Richard Krochta over Fred Suljic in Lackawaxen, and Mary Ann Hubbard over Donald Simon in Greene Township.

The only Democratic victor in a supervisor’s race was Larry Flansburg (343), who won election along with jointly nominated Robert Melvin (331) in Westfall Township.

In other races, Republican, William Leiser (1,007) won the Dingman Tax Collector seat over Karen Scollo (322); Republican Janet Clark (352) defeated incumbent Mayor Richard Gassman (319) in Matamoras Borough; and in the Matamoras council races Republicans Kelli Walsh (366) and David Clark (356) along with Democrat Dayne Losee (309) won election over Democrats Christopher Ross (301) and Eric Kudrich (301) and Republican Kevin Rose (255).

Some 8,270 residents turned out and voted, compared to 8,436 (2007) and 9,057 (2003) in the last two municipal elections. Read more »

Congratulations Republicans! Pike County turned a deeper shade of red on Election Day!

Some of our victories in Pike County yesterday:

Judge of the Superior Court – Vic Stabile (Vic was not successful statewide but had a huge win here in Pike.)

Judge of the Commonwealth Court – Ann CoveyCounty Commissioners – Richard Caridi and Matthew Osterberg

Row Officers – All of the Republican Row Officers were re-elected

Blooming Grove Supervisor – Nick Mazza

Delaware Supervisor – Tom Ryan

Dingman Supervisor – Tom Mincer

Greene Supervisor – Mary Ann Hubbard

Lackawaxen Supervisor – Richard Krochta

Lehman Supervisor – John Sivick

Matamoras Mayor – Janet Clark

Matamoras Boro Council – Dave Clark and Kelli Walsh

Milford Boro Council – Nick May, James Price, and Robert Zaruba

Milford Supervisor – Don Quick

Palmyra Supervisor – Kenneth Coutts

Porter Supervisor – William Powell

Westfall Supervisor – Robert Melvin

The Pike County Republican Party is proud to announce that United States Senator Pat Toomey has endorsed Republican candidates Richard Caridi and Matthew Osterberg for Pike County Commissioners.

Senator Toomey wrote:

“During these difficult times, we need leaders at all levels of government with the experience, judgment, and values to do what is right. This is why I offer my enthusiastic endorsement of the campaign of Richard Caridi and Matthew Osterberg for Pike County Commissioners.

Richard Caridi and Matthew Osterberg have a proven record of fiscal discipline and a lifelong commitment to Pike County both professionally and personally. With 50 years of combined community service, they have the ability to provide strong, effective leadership that is focused on the management of Pike County’s future. I am confident that Rich and Matt are the right choice for Pike County Commissioners and I look forward to working with them in the years to come.” Read more »

Below is a list of Republican Candidates who won the 2011 Republican Primary and became the nominees of the Republican Party for statewide, county-wide, and local offices.

The PCRC asks that you support the Republican nominees by voting for them on November 8, 2011.

STATEWIDE JUDICIAL

Commonwealth Court – Anne Covey
Superior Court – Vic Stabile

PIKE COUNTY OFFICES

County Commissioners (2)
Richard A. Caridi
Matthew M. Osterberg

District Attorney – Raymond J. Tonkin

County Treasurer – John Gilpin

Prothonotary/Clerk of the Courts/Clerk of the Orphan’s Court – Denise Fitzpatrick

Recorder of Deeds/Register of Wills – Sharon Schroeder

County Auditors (2)
Ann G. Seaman
Thomas Foran

County Coroner – Kevin T. Stroyan Read more »

The Blooming Grove Republican Club

Requests your presence at the

Annual Christmas Dinner

Sunday, December 4^th, 2011

Lords Valley Country Club – Hemlock Farms Read more »

Tom Marino, United States Congressman for the 10th Congressional District of Pennsylvania, has offered his, “enthusiastic endorsement of the campaign of Rich Caridi and Matthew Osterberg for Pike County Commissioners.”

Vote for Caridi-Osterberg and the rest of the 2011 Republican Ticket on November 8th!