Welcome to the Page County Republican Party
GOP Headquarters – 300 West Main St. Luray
The headquarters has signs and other merchandise available. We are asking for donations to help offset the cost of the signs and other items. Our hours of operation, at present, are: Tuesday and Thursday – 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM and Saturday – 12:00 Noon to 4:00 PM. Our hours will change as we get closer to Nov to provide more accessibility to our committee and those seeking Trump/Vance, Cao, and Cline signage and Republican literature. Come by and visit – if one drives by anytime other the above posted hours, and sees our OPEN flag flying, stop in for a chat or to obtain a sign.
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We’re happy you are here!
We welcome you to our website and to the Republican Party. Please join us as we continue to build a Republican party in Page County that is diverse, open and inclusive to everyone who wants to participate in our political process.
Our purpose is to promote Republican values to our members and throughout our community, and to support Republican candidates in their election campaigns.
Learn about what we do to encourage all citizens to become active in their local, state and federal government, to register to vote, and then make their voices heard at the ballot box in every election.
Meet Chapman L. Good, Sr.
Chair of the Page County Republican Party
Chapman was born and raised right here in Page County. Both of his parents have been life-long residents of Page. His dad, Ikey Good, has been a sheriff’s deputy for 42 years, and his mother, Lisa Comer, spent two decades as a nurse. He has lived in various places in the county, and at one point or another, all three of our towns. Chapman attended Luray Elementary School, and then, back before our county had middle schools, he graduated from Luray High School in 2001.
Before and after graduation, Chapman worked various jobs in and out of the county. He’s worked at Little Caesar’s and Wrangler, for several local contractors building houses, laying carpet, and laying shingles, and just before joining the Marine Corps, he was a truck driver hauling construction equipment. In 2005, Chapman joined the United States Marine Corps, as a Rifleman. He served in various roles, deployed twice to Iraq, and ultimately left the Marine Corps as a sergeant after 8 years. (Full BIO)