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This club started in the early 1960's and is registered with the state Ohio and recognized by the Cuyahoga County Republican Party.  We meet generally every other month and host many candidates to educate about their office.  We hold a summer picnic as a fun way to join together in fellowship and support Republican candidates.  We do not make endorsements at the city club level, we let the County party choose candidates based on their long set process.  North Royalton is approximately 60-70% registered Republicans.  As a result, there is a second Republican club that started in 2019 that also supports conservative candidates and primarily holds events to charity fundraise in the name of their club.  Both clubs co-exist as we have similar conservative goals but different mission paths.

Population:  In the year 2020 is 31322.  Population in 2010 was 30444.  An increase of 878 people. 

Property:  Home Ownership is at 72 % of the homes.

Homes:  The median home value in N.R. is $208600 

Education:  Forty percent of our our residence hold a Bachelor's Degree or higher.

Density:  There are 1428 people per square mile in N.R. 

Land Size:  N. Royalton is 21 square miles School Size.

The N. Royalton schools serve approximate 4000 students in Three buildings. A elementary, MS (5-8) and HS (9-12).

 Demographics:  Ages 1-18 make up 19%, 19-64 make up 62% and Seniors 65 + are 19%

Five of the 7 council members are active and registered Republicans, supporting common sense conservative ideals. They are concerned about your tax dollars and how they are being used.  They are all committed to increasing our industrial and economic base with current initiatives in the city.  Only the Council President is a registered Biden/Obama Democrat.

In the November 2020 election, the city elected two Republican members, Jeremiah Sawyer and Lisa Shuck to the LEFT leaning schoolboard.  For over a year, these two members have been attending and speaking up against restrictive and liberal policies in the schools.  Past accomplishment is the implementation of MASK CHOICE in the schools for students and staff. They are also speaking out against any notion of promoting CRT education theory in our schools. They are encouraged by the new Superintendent of schools that was hire in July.  Support our members by attending school board meetings and emailing your school officials your concerns.

In Cuyahoga County, you are denoted a certain party by which PRIMARY BALLOT you choose in the May Primaries.  If you ask for the Republican ballot, it is marked down that you voted Republican (not what your votes were).  If you pull the Independent ballot, then you are designated an independent.

Once you register to vote you can vote in person at your designated poll with your driver license.  If you want to vote by mail-in ballot for any reason you can.  If it is a NON-PRESIDENTIAL election in Ohio, you MUST request to have a ballot sent to you first.  The BOE will send you an identity verification envelope for you to fill out and return.  You can request this on the BOE website or by Mail.  In a Presidential year, the request to vote by mail is AUTOMATICALY sent out for you to fill out and verify your identity.  You can check the BOE website for the status of your mail-in ballot before the election and you can check after the election that your vote was counted.  For more information on voting visit the Cuyahoga County Board of Election website.  https://boe.cuyahogacounty.gov/

Let your Opinion be know to your school board members.  Given the extreme woke agenda that is being promoted by some members of N.R. Board of education, you must let these members know you do not agree with these policies they are teaching today's youth.