The Republican National Committee has chosen a new leader to guide the GOP into the 2024 election season and beyond. Over the weekend, Florida State Senator Joe Gruters officially secured the vote to become the party’s new chairman, replacing Michael Whatley, who is stepping aside to pursue a Senate run in North Carolina.
Gruters wasn’t just another name tossed in the ring—he had the full backing of President Donald Trump, giving his candidacy significant momentum from the start.
“Thank you all so much, now the party’s in great hands moving forward – the skies are clear,” Gruters joked after his election. “No, I love the chairman, what an incredible honor.”
The decisive vote took place at the RNC’s summer meeting in Atlanta, Georgia. Gruters, who previously served as the committee’s treasurer, faced no opposition in his bid for chairman thanks to Trump’s public support.
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