After the Republican Party of Texas shunned Chairman Christ and his splinter group, Chairman Christ and two of his followers filed a lawsuit against his conservative political opponent and 17 other grassroots precinct chairs in the party he was elected to lead. When challenged by the defendants’ attorney on the lack of merits in their case, Chairman Christ’s attorneys filed for nonsuit and the Judge dismissed the case. Among those named in the lawsuit is Chairman Christ’s opponent in the 2024 Primary, Gwen Withrow, who is the Precinct 72 Chair as well as the State Republican Executive Committee Member for District 4 and a member of the Republican Party Of Texas Officials Committee.

After Republican Party of Texas Chairman Matt Rinaldi called the meeting of the Montgomery County District Executive Committee to be held at the location where the party majority was holding their December 5 County Executive Committee (CEC) meeting, Montgomery County Republican Party Chairman Bryan Christ immediately filed a lawsuit against his political opponent and 17 other Precinct Chairs in an effort to prevent those members from voting in the District Executive Committee meeting.

Tricia Danto, who is running for The Woodlands Township Board Position 5, claims to be a “lifelong conservative,” but has a record of donating multiple times in recent years to ActBlue and Beto for Texas, and also donated to Rep. Steve Toth’s Democrat challenger, Kristin Johnson, in the 2022 election. Rep. Toth is one of the most conservative members of the Texas House.

Chairman Bryan Christ gave false public testimony during the Oct. 25 Shenandoah City Council meeting, including claims that the Republican Party is trying to keep people off the ballot and abolish the Primary Election. We ask voters and Elected Officials to please research this situation carefully. Since Chairman Christ does not have the majority behind him, his strategy is to try to invalidate the hard work of the Party Majority through relentless slander and attacks.

The Montgomery County Republican Party passed a resolution endorsing the reelection of Dr. Shelley Sekula-Gibbs for The Woodlands Township Position #5. Dr. Sekula-Gibbs is up for reelection in the November 7, 2023, General Election. Her opponent, Tricia Danto, has a record of donating to ActBlue, Beto For Texas, and donated to Rep. Steve Toth’s Democrat opponent in the 2022 election.

The Montgomery County Republican Party Steering Committee has been notified that an email was sent to Elected Officials on October 15 from County Chairman Bryan Christ, claiming that the majority of the Montgomery County Republican Party is actually “a group which calls themselves the Freedom Caucus” and “has exhibited a pattern of operating outside the rules…” This is a tactic that Chairman Christ is using to confuse voters and undermine the hard work of the Party Majority.

The Montgomery County Republican Party will host a Town Hall Meeting in Conroe on October 26 at the KC Event Center, 2655 FM 1488. The focus is on law enforcement issues and taxing entities. A meet and greet will be held at 6:00 pm to allow attendees to meet Town Hall panelists, State Party Executive Committee Members for District 4, and Republican Precinct Chairs. The Town Hall will begin at 6:30 pm. There is no charge for admission.

Upon learning of the terrorist attack in Israel, Chairman Matt Rinaldi called for an emergency meeting of the Resolutions Committee to formally express the sentiment of the Republican Party of Texas. The Republican Party of Texas is pre-releasing the resolution, which will be formally passed at the Fourth Quarter State Republican Executive Committee (SREC) Meeting in December.

The Montgomery County Republican Party passed five resolutions at the October County Executive Committee meeting to represent the voice of Republican voters in Montgomery County. The resolutions addressed election security, HB 900 and pornographic materials in Texas public schools, COVID medical freedom, as well as honoring Senators Bettencourt, Creighton, and Kolkhorst and endorsing Dr. Shelley Sekula-Gibbs.

The Montgomery County Republican Party will host a Town Hall Meeting in New Caney on August 24 at the East Montgomery County Senior Center, 21679 McCleskey Road. A meet and greet will be held at 6:00 pm to allow attendees to meet their Precinct Chairs. The Town Hall will begin at 6:30 pm. The Town Hall will focus on law enforcement issues surfacing as a result of the “Colony Ridge” or “Colonias” community.

The Montgomery County Republican Party expresses its appreciation and gratitude to Representatives Steve Toth and Cecil Bell for voting against the impeachment of AG Ken Paxton. We urge the Texas Senate to immediately dismiss all charges with prejudice and reinstate AG Paxton to his elected office.

The Montgomery County Republican Party passed resolutions today calling for the immediate resignation of Texas House Speaker Dade Phelan and joining in the censure of Speaker Phelan by the Orange County Executive Committee. Orange County is the largest county in Speaker Phelan’s home district.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, TX - Right on cue, Chairman Bryan Christ claimed victory in an email this morning, slinging accusations and mistruths at the party majority. He’s attempting to use a procedural denial to insinuate that the Supreme Court sided with him, all the while knowing that the denial simply indicates that the Supreme Court will not hear the case.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, TX - The Texas Supreme Court today denied the motion for rehearing of the Petition for Writ of Mandamus filed on behalf of the majority members of the Montgomery County Republican Party’s County Executive Committee (CEC). The Supreme Court did not side with the chairman. They simply denied a hearing, clearing the way for the Republican Party of Texas to take action.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, TX - Yesterday, the Conroe Courier printed yet another article full of falsehoods, half truths, and slanderous allegations against the Montgomery County Republican Party. This is not surprising coming from a news outlet owned by the left-leaning Houston Chronicle.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, TX - Since July 2022, Chairman Christ has made repeated attempts to take over the County Party by ignoring state laws, Party rules, and Party bylaws. He has accused Party officers of embezzling funds, attempted to intimidate new Precinct Chairs, and accused the CEC of not paying the Headquarters rent. How did we get here and how do we move forward?

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, TX - The Texas Supreme Court has “denied” the Petition for Writ of Mandamus filed by the Party majority. The Supreme Court did not side with the Chairman. They simply denied a hearing, signaling that political party disputes must be handled within the Party without intervention from the courts, clearing the way for the Republican Party of Texas to take action.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, TX - Chairman Bryan Christ’s “Montgomery County Republican Club PAC” has changed the language on its July 17 “Continue the Legacy” fundraiser advertising materials by removing all references to the Republican Party Headquarters.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, TX - At the County Executive Committee on June 6, 2023, a resolution was unanimously passed to notify Montgomery County voters of elected officials who donate to Chairman Bryan Christ and his wife’s deceptive fundraising campaign for their Montgomery County Republican Club PAC.

CONROE, TX - Judge Jay Wright swore in three new Precinct Chairs at the June County Executive Committee (CEC) meeting. Welcome to Brigetta Millen, Mariann Siegert, and Susan Love. Lonna Hord also was voted in as the new chair for Precinct 106. Congratulations to all!