The Republican Main Street Partnership PAC supports a growing alliance of more than 60 sitting members in Congress dedicated to enacting common-sense legislation on issues including healthcare, equal pay, childcare, higher education, infrastructure, and other quality of life initiatives.
Our Members run and win in the most highly contested swing districts in the country, which is key to taking back the House and the Senate. When you give to the RMSP PAC, you help secure the future of the Republican Party.
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The RMSP PAC supports Members who share a commitment to government that works to better American communities. We know how to reach across the aisle to build initiatives that not only work but endure. We have a long track record of crafting and passing effective legislation.
Member Spotlight
Nicole Malliotakis
New York's 11th District
Nicole Malliotakis flipped a Democrat seat in the 2020 election, defeating Democrat a second term and becoming the only Republican in New York City’s 13-member congressional delegation. A New York State Assembly member since 2010, Malliotakis ran on a pro-law enforcement platform, winning the Staten Island/Brooklyn seat with the backing of the powerful police unions. The daughter of a Cuban immigrant mother and a Greek immigrant father, she grew up on Staten Island and ran unsuccessfully against Mayor Bill de Blasio in 2017 despite holding him accountable for the city’s high property taxes, bloated budget, and status as a sanctuary city. Malliotakis has pledged to be a fighter against socialism, raising concerns about Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s growing influence in New York politics.
Andrew Garbarino
New York's 2nd District
Andrew Garbarino represents Long Islanders from New York’s 2nd Congressional District. A graduate of George Washington University with a law degree from Hofstra University, Rep. Garbarino worked in a law firm in his hometown of Sayville. Since 2013, he represented much of the South Shore in the New York State Assembly, focusing on increasing state funding for local school districts, protecting Long Island’s environment including the Great South Bay, opposing tax hikes, and fighting the opioid crisis. As a member of the Codes Committee in the State Assembly, he spoke out against Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s bail-reform laws that have allowed criminals to walk free and, in many cases, reoffend. He is replacing retiring Cong. Peter King.
Carlos Gimenez
Florida's 26th District
Carlos Gimenez was born in Cuba and immigrated to the United States with his family following the Cuban Revolution in 1960. His family settled in Miami’s Little Havana neighborhood and Gimenez has been a Miami-Dade resident ever since. In addition to serving as Miami-Dade mayor since 2011, Gimenez spent 25 years as a firefighter with the Miami Fire-Rescue Department, nine as chief. As mayor, he balanced the county’s budget every year without raising taxes and brought taxpayers the largest tax cut in country history. To help bring the county budget under control, Gimenez cut his own salary by 50%, sliced his office budget by more than $1 million; reduced the number of county departments from 42 to 26 and eliminated 1,700 positions, and put the county’s checkbook online so all taxpayers could see how their tax dollars were being spent. Gimenez is a graduate of Barry University with a degree in Public Administration.