Young Republican Alumni
- John Ashbrook, former US Congressman from Ohio's 17th
- Steve Bartlett, former US Congressman from Texas
- Aaron Bean, Florida State Representative
- Robin Leo Beard Jr, former Tennessee Congressman
- Bill Brock, former Tennessee U.S. Senator, Republican National Committee Chairman, Secretary of Labor, Ambassador
- Joe Bruno, Majority Leader, New York State Senate
- Jeb Bush, former Florida Governor
- Terry Campo, YRNF Chairman (1989–1991) and now lawyer in DC
- Dean Cannon, Florida State Representative (Speaker Designee)
- John Cornyn, Texas U.S. Senator
- Charlie Crist, Florida Governor
- Jim DeCesare, Kentucky State Representative
- Chris Dorworth, Florida State Representative
- Mike Duncan, RNC Chairman, former Kentucky YR Chairman
- Lee Edwards, Distinguished Fellow in Conservative Thought at the Heritage Foundation
- Eric Eisnaugle, Florida State Representative
- Frank J. Fahrenkopf, Jr., former Chairman, Republican National Committee
- Louis Frey former Florida Congressman
- Charles Garside, former acting President of the State University of New York
- Enid Greene, YRNF Chairman (1991–1993), Utah Congresswoman
- Adam Hasner, Florida State Representative
- Marilyn Hudson, YRNF Chairman (1985–1987) from Kansas
- Charles M. Iavarone, former Town Supervisor, Salina, New York
- Richard Jacobs, YRNF Chairman (1987–1989) from Tennessee
- Eric Jergenson, former State Chairman from Utah and now City Council Member in Salt Lake City
- Stephen Lance, Mayor, Blairstown Township, New Jersey, former Warren County, New Jersey Freeholder
- Michael B. Lavery, Mayor, Hackettstown, New Jersey
- Donald Lukens, YRNF Chairman (1963–1965), Ohio Congressman
- Wes Marsh, Arizona State Representative
- Kevin McCarthy, YRNF Chairman (1999–2001), California Congressman
- Bill McCollum, Florida Attorney General, former U.S. Congressman
- Patrick McHenry, North Carolina Congressman
- John Mica, Florida Congressman
- Jason Murphey, Oklahoma State Representative
- Glenn Murphy Jr., former National Chair
- Declan O'Scanlon, New Jersey State Assemblyman
- Tim Pawlenty, Governor of Minnesota
- Adam Putnam, Florida Congressman
- David Rivera, Florida State Representative
- Ronald C. Romans, YRNF Chairman (1969–1971)
- William Rusher, publisher and activist in the Draft Goldwater movement (1961–1964)
- Rick Santorum, former Pennsylvania US Senator
- Roger Stone, YRNF Chairman (1977–1979), political consultant
- Don Sundquist, YRNF Chairman (1971–1973), former Tennessee Governor
- John E. Sununu, former New Hampshire U.S. Senator
- Mauricio J. Tamargo Chairman of the Foreign Claims Settlement Commission
- Robert C. Tapella, 25th Public Printer of the United States
- John Tobia, Florida State Representative
- John M. Traier, former New Jersey State Banking Commissioner
- Tom R. Van Sickle, YRNF Chairman (1965–1967), Kansas State Senator
- David Vitter, Louisiana U.S. Senator
- F. Clifton White, political consultant; the Draft Goldwater movement
- Christie Todd Whitman, former New Jersey Governor, former United States Environmental Protection Agency Director
- Bill Young, Florida Congressman
- Robert Gates, Secretary of Defense.
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“A young person is a person with nothing to learn
One who already knows that ice does not chill and fire does not burn . . .
It knows it can spend six hours in the sun on its first
day at the beach without ending up a skinless beet,
And it knows it can walk barefoot through the barn
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