Yarmouth Republican Town Committee
New Leadership for Yarmouth
The Yarmouth Republican Town Committee is organized, growing, and ready to fight for the taxpayers, families, and small businesses that make this town work.
2,763
Registered Republicans
15,219
Unenrolled Voters
Sept 1
State Primary
Nov 3
State Election
Did You Know?
Voter turnout at Yarmouth town elections is often less than 10% — a small group of organized voters makes all the decisions
On Beacon Hill Right Now
Two bills we think Yarmouth needs to know about — quoted directly, so you can judge for yourself.
Urgent — Senate decides by July 31
H.5595 — They Voted to Delete the Rules
The House voted to strike the legal standards for abortion after 24 weeks — and to repeal the requirement that it happen in a hospital. Both of Yarmouth’s representatives voted yes.
Read what the bill says »
In Senate Ways and Means
S.2134 — A State Commission for One Religion
A permanent commission for the adherents of a single faith, with a paid director and a state-held account. Massachusetts removed its own religious test for office in 1821.
Read what the bill says »
What We Stand For
Fiscal Accountability
Yarmouth families are taxed enough. We believe taxpayers deserve transparency, efficiency audits, and line-item accountability before writing another blank check.
Honest Representation
Yarmouth’s state representative is under federal indictment for wire fraud and hasn’t shown up for work in nearly a year — while collecting $100,000 of your tax dollars. We demand better. You deserve better.
Local Control
Beacon Hill is forcing Cape Cod towns to rezone for high-density housing, defying 400 years of local zoning authority. Town Meeting is the purest form of democracy in America — and we intend to use it.
Yarmouth RTC Endorses Mike Minogue
Get Your FREE Mike Minogue Yard Sign
We are handing out Mike Minogue for Governor yard signs to Yarmouth residents — while supplies last.
Reserve Your Sign »June 20, 1776 — Two Weeks Before the Declaration of Independence
“The inhabitants of the town of Yarmouth do declare a state of INDEPENDENCE OF THE KING OF GREAT BRITAIN.”
— Yarmouth Town Meeting, June 20, 1776
No other community in Massachusetts responded with anything like the boldness of Yarmouth’s declaration. When the Continental Congress asked if the people would support independence, Yarmouth didn’t hesitate.
“We thank your honor for having done your duty. We shall continue to perform ours.”
— Nathaniel Freeman, 1774
Upcoming Events
AUG 2
Falmouth RTC Summer Rally ’26
3:00 PM · 270 Ter Heun Drive, Falmouth, MA 02540
AUG 3
Women for Minogue
5:30 PM · Island Creek Oysters - 401 Washington St, Duxbury MA