2026 Leadership Sworn In

Hopkins County Republican Party Leadership Officially Sworn Into Office for the 2026 Term

SULPHUR SPRINGS, Texas — The Hopkins County Republican Party marked an important milestone on July 27 as members of the County Executive Committee gathered to officially begin their new term of service. During the ceremony, Hopkins County Judge Robert Newsom administered the oath of office to the newly elected County Chairman and Precinct Chairs, affirming their commitment to faithfully serve the Republican Party and the citizens of Hopkins County.

The swearing-in ceremony recognized the dedication of local Republican leaders who have accepted the responsibility of representing their precincts, strengthening grassroots engagement, and advancing the principles of limited government, individual liberty, fiscal responsibility, and constitutional values throughout Hopkins County.

Those sworn into office included:

  • County Chairman: Donnie Wisenbaker

  • Precinct 1: Jim Thompson

  • Precinct 2A: Karon Weatherman

  • Precinct 3: Brian Watson

  • Precinct 3A: Dr. John Allen

  • Precinct 4: Debbie Harris

  • Precinct 11: Jeff Skym

  • Precinct 16: Daniel Bobay

Several elected Precinct Chairs were unable to attend the ceremony and will be sworn in separately:

  • Precinct 1A: Sue Nan Gober

  • Precinct 4A: Dr. Daniel Ewing

  • Precinct 24: Micah Johnson

  • Precinct 36: Melonie Findley

The County Executive Committee serves as the governing body of the Hopkins County Republican Party, working throughout the election cycle to support Republican candidates, encourage voter engagement, organize precinct-level activities, and strengthen the Party’s presence within the community. Precinct Chairs play a vital role in connecting with voters, recruiting volunteers, and ensuring every precinct has strong grassroots representation.

The Hopkins County Republican Party extends its sincere appreciation to County Judge Robert Newsom for administering the oath of office and congratulates each of the newly sworn leaders. Their willingness to serve reflects a shared commitment to principled leadership, civic responsibility, and the continued success of the Republican Party in Hopkins County.

As the new term begins, the Party looks forward to working together to engage voters, support conservative leadership, and continue building a strong Republican future for Hopkins County.


Integrity. Transparency. Texas Values.

“Republicans believe every day is the Fourth of July, but the democrats believe every day is April 15.”

Ronald Reagan, Former U.S. President


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