Republican Groups


Christian Conservative

 313 members

A group for those who adhere to a faith-based, right-leaning perspective on the political spectrum, holding traditional values and typically advocating for conservative policies.

Conservative

 545 members

A group for those who generally prefer to maintain the status quo in terms of government policy, believing that government intervention should be minimal and campaigns should focus on fiscal responsibility.

Conservative Republican

 386 members

A group for those who support the Republican party and its core principles, advocating for limited government and liberties, while remaining socially and fiscally conservative.

Far Right

 98 members

A group for those who have a strong belief in the sanctity of traditional values, believing that government should have a minimal role in the lives of citizens and emphasizing individual responsibility.

Fiscally Conservative

 206 members

A group for those who prioritize economic policies that promote economic stability and responsible spending, believing that the government should have a limited role in the economy.


Independent, Leans Republican

 95 members

A group for those who are not committed to either of the two major parties, but who lean more towards Republican policies on social and economic issues.

Lean Right

 92 members

A group for those whose political views are considered more right-leaning than the general population, favoring lower taxes and limited government.

Liberal Republican

 29 members

A group for those who advocate for a more progressive approach to Republican ideals, such as protecting civil liberties, while still maintaining conservative principles.

Lifelong Republican

 97 members

A group for those who have been committed to the Republican party since they were young, believing in traditional conservative values and advocating for limited government interference.

MAGA

 32 members

A group for those who strongly support the Make America Great Again movement, believing in the strength of the United States and the power of its citizens to make a positive change.


Moderate Republican

 111 members

A group for those who don’t completely align with the traditional Republican party platform, advocating for a combination of both socially conservative and socially liberal policies.

Neoconservative (Neocon)

 25 members

A group for those who have a strong belief in American exceptionalism and advocate for an interventionist foreign policy, while still maintaining traditional conservative values.

Paleoconservative

 25 members

A group for those who believe in traditional conservative values, but also advocate for more state and local control and less government intervention.

Populist Republicans

 21 members

A group for those who identify with the Republican party and support populist policies, believing that the government should be held accountable to the will of the people.

Pro-Choice

 49 members

A group for those who believe that individuals should have the right to make their own decisions about their reproductive health, advocating for access to safe and legal abortions.


Pro-life

 230 members

A group for those who believe that life begins at conception and advocate for the protection of the unborn, believing that abortion should be illegal in all circumstances.

Religious Right

 99 members

A group for those who identify with a specific religious tradition and use their faith as the basis for their political beliefs, strongly advocating for socially conservative policies.

Social Republican

 45 members

A group for those who support the Republican party and its core principles, but also advocate for more progressive policies on social issues, such as education and healthcare.

Log Cabin Republican

 23 members

A group for those who identify as Republican, but also support LGBTQ rights, believing that a more inclusive approach is necessary for the party to succeed.

Radical Republican

 30 members

A group for those who want to push the Republican party to the extreme right, advocating for a more aggressive approach to conservative policies and agendas.


Republican National Committee

 47 members

A group for those who support the Republican National Committee and its policies, believing that the party should focus on traditional conservative values and limited government intervention.

Rockefeller Republican

 11 members

A group for those who support the Republican party and its core principles, but also advocate for more progressive policies on economic issues, such as taxes and social welfare.

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