Brian Kemp Named Chair of Republican Governors Association

The Georgia governor is set to lead the GOP group, focusing on gubernatorial elections and aligning with President-elect Trump.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has been elected chair of the Republican Governors Association (RGA) for 2025, succeeding Tennessee Governor Bill Lee.
Montana Governor Greg Gianforte will serve as the RGA's vice chair, with both leaders starting their one-year terms immediately.
Kemp aims to bolster Republican gubernatorial campaigns in key upcoming races, including in Virginia and New Jersey in 2025.
Kemp's leadership role comes as his term-limited governorship ends in 2027, fueling speculation about potential Senate or presidential campaigns.
The RGA will work closely with President-elect Donald Trump, reflecting a recent thaw in the previously strained relationship between Kemp and Trump.