RNC Officially Recognizes Pete Hoekstra as Michigan GOP Chair Amid Party Conflict

The decision aims to resolve a prolonged dispute within the Michigan Republican Party, as former chair Kristina Karamo continues to challenge her removal.

The Republican National Committee (RNC) has formally recognized Pete Hoekstra as the Michigan GOP chairman, seeking to end a month-long leadership dispute.
Kristina Karamo, ousted in January but refusing to step down, still claims leadership, raising concerns over the party's unity and operational capacity.
The conflict arises amid critical preparations for Michigan's presidential caucus and primary, highlighting the stakes in a key battleground state.
Hoekstra's recognition by the RNC, backed by former President Donald Trump, marks a significant step towards resolving the party's internal strife.
Despite the RNC's decision, Karamo's continued defiance and control over party assets pose challenges to the Michigan GOP's cohesion and effectiveness.