Our History

The Bucks County Council of Republican Women was started in 1923 by a group of Bucks County women ready to serve the County Republican Committee. With a motto of "Commence, continue, co-operate," this group of civic, social, and political leaders crowded into the auditorium of Mechanics Hall in Doylestown on june 9th to call their first meeting to order. Through the leadership and determination of these original members and those who have followed throughout the decades, the tradition continues. As was aptly stated by one of the founding women, "If we want Good Government, we must have good politics, and each woman must join in with the party in doing her share to make this possible."

Council Pledge

I pledge my loyalty to the Pennsylvania Federation of Republican Women and my efforts to further its aims, to strengthen the party, to advance women in political knowledge and political activity and promote honest government and unselfish patriotism.