Our headquarters are located at 256 Landa Street. We are open year round Tuesday through Thursday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. (we will expand these hours as we get closer to the elections). At Headquarters, you can register to vote, find out about upcoming elections, find out about current issues, connect with like minded citizens, find out about upcoming events, and get the latest signs and election hats and shirts.
Executive Committee
Following my retirement in 2009 from a 38-year career in mid-management within the oil and gas industry, I transitioned into an active role in conservative politics.
Over the years, I have served the Republican Party in various capacities, reinforcing my conviction that providing voters with comprehensive, well-researched information about candidates and legislative matters is paramount.
With more than a decade of experience as an Election Judge, five years as a delegate to the Republican State Convention, and a steadfast commitment as a volunteer, I have also contributed my expertise to the boards of multiple clubs and organizations.
These experiences have underscored the critical need for proactive efforts to mobilize conservative voter turnout at the polls.
The Executive Committee for Comal County Republican Party consists of the County Chair, Mark Montgomery, and the Republican Precinct Chairs for each precinct, listed at the bottom of this page.
Officers:
- Mark Montgomery, County Chair
- Vice Chair
- Vicki Highfield, Treasurer
- Patti Kirk-Trimble, Secretary
- Chaplain, Linda Bartlett
Bylaws
Precinct Chairs For Comal County
The only elected official in the 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 turned out on Election Day.
The duties of the Precinct Chair includes:
- Getting People In Your Precinct Involved
- Identifying Voters
- Registering Voters
- Informing Voters
- Turning Out Voters
On 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. You can contact your Precinct Chair by completing the form below.
Precinct # 101 Richard Kelsheimer
Precinct # 102 Kaci Sisk
Precinct # 103 Tracy Byrne
Precinct # 104 Marcia Stewart
Precinct # 105 Ernie Lee
Precinct # 106 Chris Byrd
Precinct # 107 Anita Valdez
Precinct # 108 Albert Highfield
Precinct # 109 Clint Pulpan
Precinct # 110 Joanne Martin
Precinct # 201 Marty Hiles
Precinct # 202 Open
Precinct # 203 Hoss Boyd
Precinct # 204 Marlin Brown
Precinct # 205 Steve White
Precinct # 206 Kathy Phillps
Precinct # 207 John Brewer
Precinct # 208 Geri Becker
Precinct # 301 William Moravits
Precinct # 302 Lori Granados
Precinct # 303 Kenneth Kasper
Precinct # 304 Open
Precinct # 305 Isabel Ibarra
Precinct # 306 Naomi Narvaiz
Precinct # 307 Timothy Davis
Precinct # 308 Mary Lou Erben
Precinct # 402 Melinda Rapp
Precinct # 403 Carolyn Besselman
Precinct # 404 Teri Taylor
Precinct # 405 Open
Precinct # 406 Joe Carroll
Precinct # 407 Susan Walker
Precinct # 408 Chrystina Power
Contact Your Precinct Chair
Find Your Precinct
Click on the map above to find your Comal County precinct. You can also find your precinct number by filling out the Am I Registered to Vote Form.