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About Us
Comal County Republican Headquarters is located at 256 Landa Street, New Braunfels, TX 78130. The office is currently open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. (hours will be expanded closer to election dates). At Headquarters, you may register to vote, learn more about upcoming elections, current issues and events, connect with like-minded citizens, and purchase signs, hats, shirts, etc.

Meet your
County Chair
Anita Valdez

My husband and I moved to Texas the day President Trump was elected in 2016. We immediately registered to vote in Comal County, and I hit the ground running! I joined New Braunfels Republican Women in November and became the Hospitality Chair. Additionally, I began volunteering at GOP Headquarters, became an election clerk and voter registrar. This was the beginning of almost a decade of service to my community alongside a dedicated “Team Anita” resulting in the continual highest voter turnout in my precinct in Comal County and many opportunities including:
President, New Braunfels Conservatives
Election Judge
Voter Registrar
Precinct Chair
Delegate
Columnist
Originator/Presenter: ABC’s of Voting
Vice Chairman, Comal County Republican Party
I am a lifelong patriotic conservative from a large family of the same. My (native born Texan) husband, Emanuel served honorably in the US Army for 30 years retiring as a Command Sergeant Major. I refer to myself as a “political refugee” as I fled my once great State of California. As a business owner for 25 years, I was taxed and regulated out of the State. The incremental destruction of a State begins with a steady drip of bad policies and corrupt politicians. I will not watch that happen in Texas!! I am truly honored and committed to lead Comal County in keeping Texas RED!
Executive Committee
The Executive Committee for Comal County Republican Party consists of the County Chair, Anita Valdez, and the Republican Precinct Chairs for each precinct, listed at the bottom of the page.
The officers are:
Anita Valdez, County Chair
Kathy Phillips, Vice Chair
Vicki Highfield, Treasurer
Maria Seiler, Secretary
Precinct Chairs
The only elected official in each precinct is the Precinct Chair. The precinct is the smallest unit of the Republican Party in Texas; however, it is the most essential unit. It is here, at the grassroots level, that voters are identified and turn out on Election Day.
The duties of the Precinct Chair include:
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Getting People In Their Precinct Involved
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Identifying Voters
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Registering Voters
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Informing Voters
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Encouraging Voter Turnout
One of the best ways to get involved with the Republican Party is to contact your Precinct Chair and offer to help organize the voters in your precinct. If you know your Precinct Chair's name, you may click on their name below to email them directly; otherwise, click on the map below to identify your precinct's Chair.
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Precinct # 101 Richard Kelsheimer
Precinct # 102 Kaci Sisk
Precinct # 103 Open
Precinct # 104 Ingrid Hanna
Precinct # 105 Tara Evans
Precinct # 106 Chris Byrd
Precinct # 107 Steve Salaz
Precinct # 108 Albert Highfield
Precinct # 109 Clint Pulpan
Precinct # 110 Joanne Martin
Precinct # 111 Tracy Byrne
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Precinct # 201 Marty Hiles
Precinct # 202 Kenna Leonie
Precinct # 203 Leigh Ann Rowlands
Precinct # 204 Sandra Pettit
Precinct # 205 Mary Wohl
Precinct # 206 Kathy Phillps
Precinct # 207 John Brewer
Precinct # 208 Geri Becker
Precinct # 209 Marlin Brown
Precinct # 210 Billy Carlisle
Precinct # 211 Doug Welty
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Precinct # 301 Open
Precinct # 302 Jessica Fisher
Precinct # 303 Kenneth Kasper
Precinct # 304 Open
Precinct # 305 Rory Hoelker
Precinct # 306 Zach Boyer
Precinct # 307 Jim Poole
Precinct # 308 Mary Lou Erben
Precinct # 309 Isabel Ibarra
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Precinct # 401 Robbie Borchers
Precinct # 402 Nate Smith
Precinct # 403 Brent Oswald
Precinct # 404 Andrew Florence
Precinct # 405 Robert Butler
Precinct # 406 Sue Piner
Precinct # 407 Susan Walker
Precinct # 408 Chrystina Power
Precinct # 409 Carolyn Besselman
Precinct # 410 Teri Taylor
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