Building a Stronger Henry County
Through Grassroots Leadership
From the courthouse square in New Castle to every township in the county, we're the local home for conservative neighbors who believe in limited government, strong communities, and personal responsibility.
The Henry County Republican Party is the official county affiliate of the Indiana Republican Party, organized around the precincts of Henry County and headquartered in the county seat of New Castle. We recruit and support conservative candidates for local office, organize precinct committeemen across the county, and give Henry County Republicans a place to meet, volunteer, and make their voices heard.
Indiana has voted Republican in every presidential election since 2016, and Henry County has long been a reliable part of that coalition. Our job is to keep it that way — one precinct, one conversation, and one election at a time.
"Local elections decide who plows your road, who runs your school board, and who sits on your county council. That's where we put our energy first."
— Henry County Republican PartyLed by an elected Chairman, Vice Chair, Secretary, and Treasurer, supported by precinct committeemen elected every four years across Henry County's precincts.
Our signature annual fundraiser and gathering, traditionally held each spring at the New Castle Armory with a keynote speaker and county-wide turnout.
Connected directly to the Indiana Republican Party's statewide resources, county officer training, and candidate support programs.
Lower taxes, balanced local budgets, and government that stays out of the way of hardworking families and small businesses.
Standing behind Henry County's law enforcement, first responders, and the constitutional rights of every citizen.
Keeping education decisions close to home, with parents and local school boards — not distant bureaucracies — in the driver's seat.
Supporting farmers, manufacturers, and small businesses that keep New Castle and Henry County's economy strong.
From monthly committee meetings to statewide election deadlines, here's what's happening around Henry County. Click a highlighted date on the calendar for details.
1215 Race Street, Suite #110
New Castle, IN 47362
Oct 6–30: Weekdays 8am–4pm
Oct 24 & 31: Sat 8am–4pm
Nov 2: Mon 8am–12pm
3325 S Memorial Drive
New Castle, IN 47362
Oct 26–30: Weekdays 2pm–7pm
Oct 24 & 27: 9am–3pm
Hours and sites are subject to change — always confirm with the Henry County Clerk's Office before heading out.
Open to all Henry County Republicans. Location and time to be confirmed — check our Facebook page for the latest details.
Early voting opens at the Henry County Justice Center ahead of the November 3 General Election. See full site hours to the left.
Polls are open statewide. Confirm your polling location and bring a valid photo ID. Every county office, state legislative seat, and more is on the ballot.
Our biggest night of the year — this year's dinner was held at the New Castle Armory with keynote speaker Tony Kinnett. The next Lincoln Day Dinner will be announced closer to spring 2027.
Throughout the fall we organize door-knocking and voter registration events across Henry County townships. Sign up at the Connect section below to be notified.
Whether you have five minutes or five hours a week, there's a role for you in electing conservative leaders across Henry County.
Precinct committeemen are the backbone of the party — elected every four years to represent Republicans in their own neighborhood and turn out the vote locally.
Ask how to runHelp with mailings, phone banking, yard sign distribution, event setup, or poll-day coverage. No experience necessary — just a willingness to pitch in.
Sign up to volunteerContributions to the county party fund local outreach, the Lincoln Day Dinner, and support for Republican candidates up and down the Henry County ballot.
Learn how to giveHave a question, want to volunteer, or interested in running for precinct committeeman? Reach out — a real person will get back to you.
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By appointment — call or message us on Facebook to connect with a county officer.