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The Republican Governors Association (RGA) today announced Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has been elected to serve as RGA Chair, and Montana Governor Greg Gianforte will serve as RGA Vice Chair for 2025.
The election occurred at the end of RGA's 2024 Annual Conference, and both governors will assume their positions immediately, serving for a one-year term.
"I want to thank my fellow Governors for entrusting me to lead the Republican Governors Association, and I want to thank Governor Bill Lee for his incredible service as RGA Chair over the past year," said incoming RGA Chair Governor Brian Kemp. "Republican governors are making commonsense, conservative policies a reality, putting families and children first, and making our states the best places to run a business and raise a family. I look forward to working with my fellow Republican governors and President Trump to keep getting the job done for the American people and to add even more Republican governors to our ranks."
"I'm honored to serve as RGA Vice Chair and continue to work with my colleagues to elect strong, Republican governors across the nation," said incoming RGA Vice Chair Governor Greg Gianforte. "Republican governors are cutting taxes, investing in infrastructure and our workforce, putting parents, students, and teachers first, and helping secure the border. But, we have even more work to do. I look forward to working with Governor Kemp, my fellow Republican governors, and President Trump to build a safer, more prosperous future for all Americans."
Joining Governor Kemp and Governor Gianforte in RGA's 2025 leadership are the following governors who will serve on RGA's 2025 Executive Committee: Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds, Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves, Missouri Governor-elect Mike Kehoe, Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee, and Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin.
South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster will serve as Policy Chair.
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