United States Senate Republican Conference

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The United States Senate Republican Conference is the formal organization of Republican senators that coordinates party strategy, messaging, and leadership in the U.S. Senate.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf legislative caucus
organization
parliamentary party group
chamber Senate
coordinatesWith House Republican Conference
Republican National Committee
country United States of America
currentChair John Barrasso
currentLeader Mitch McConnell
currentViceChair Shelley Moore Capito
currentWhip John Thune
governs internal rules for Senate Republicans
hasLeaderTitle Chairman of the Senate Republican Conference
Senate Majority Leader
Senate Majority Whip
linked to: Majority Whip

Senate Minority Leader
Senate Minority Whip
Vice Chairman of the Senate Republican Conference
hasSubOrganization National Republican Senatorial Committee
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Senate Republican Steering Committee
hasWebsite https://www.republican.senate.gov
ideology conservatism
jurisdiction federal legislative branch of the United States
language English
meetsAt United States Capitol
meetsIn Washington, D.C.
membership Republican members of the United States Senate
opposes United States Senate Democratic Caucus
partOf United States Congress
United States Senate
politicalAlignment Republican Party
politicalPosition center-right to right-wing
purpose advance Republican Party policies in the U.S. Senate
coordinate communications strategy for Senate Republicans
maintain party discipline among Republican senators
relatedTo Republican Party (United States)
linked to: Republican Party

United States Congress
United States Senate
United States Senate Democratic Caucus
role coordinate party messaging in the U.S. Senate
coordinate party strategy in the U.S. Senate
develop legislative agenda for Senate Republicans
hold regular policy meetings for Republican senators
manage committee assignments for Republican senators
organize Republican leadership in the U.S. Senate
support Republican incumbents and candidates for Senate
usesColor red

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United States Senate Democratic Caucus opposes United States Senate Republican Conference
Andrew Lamar Alexander Jr. memberOf United States Senate Republican Conference
William B. Allison notableFor Republican Party leadership in the Senate
linked to: United States Senate Republican Conference
William Roth partOf United States Senate Republican Conference
Chuck Grassley partyAffiliation Republican Conference of the United States Senate
linked to: United States Senate Republican Conference
Cynthia Lummis caucusMembership Senate Republican Conference
linked to: United States Senate Republican Conference
Joni Ernst caucusMembership Senate Republican Conference
linked to: United States Senate Republican Conference
Robert A. Taft memberOf Republican leadership in the United States Senate
subject linked to: Alphonso
linked to: United States Senate Republican Conference
Kenneth Troske appointedBy United States Senate Republican leadership
linked to: United States Senate Republican Conference
United States Senate Republican Conference hasSubOrganization Senate Republican Steering Committee
linked to: United States Senate Republican Conference
Chair of the National Republican Senatorial Committee isPositionIn Republican Conference of the United States Senate
linked to: United States Senate Republican Conference
Chair of the National Republican Senatorial Committee appointedBy Senate Republican leadership
linked to: United States Senate Republican Conference
Chair of the National Republican Senatorial Committee isSubsetOf Republican Party leadership in the United States Senate
linked to: United States Senate Republican Conference
1984 United States Senate elections notableOutcomeSummary Republican Party maintained control of the United States Senate
linked to: United States Senate Republican Conference
Democratic Party gained control of the United States Senate (1986) chamberBeforeElection Republican-controlled United States Senate
linked to: United States Senate Republican Conference