County Republicans Select Executive Committee
From the May 13, 2025 e-Edition
HUNTINGDON (March 25) — The Carroll County Republican Party convened on March 25 to select its leadership team.
Darrell Ridgely was selected as the chairman, Lori Dillahunty as the vice-chairman, Jay Phipps as secretary, Walter Butler as treasurer, and Patricia Coleman as vice-treasurer.
The executive committee serves a two-year term of office.
Ridgely said the Executive Committee meets monthly, and representatives of the county party meet quarterly. He hopes to host fundraisers and have political rallies in the county.
In the e-Edition
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