In May 1856, the first Republican meeting in Oregon was held in Jackson County to nominate county officers and adopt a strong platform declaring freedom throughout the United States, and the Oregon Republican Party was officially organized in Albany just three months later.

Following its inception, the Jackson County Republican Party of Oregon continued to evolve and exert its influence on local politics. Over the decades, the party has navigated through various political landscapes, adapting its strategies and priorities to reflect the changing needs and values of the community.

From advocating for land-use policies to supporting economic development initiatives, the Jackson County Republican Party has remained active in shaping the direction of the region. With each election cycle, the party has supported candidates for local, state, and national offices, engaging in spirited campaigns to promote its platform and ideals.

Today, the Jackson County Republican Party continues to play a prominent role in Oregon politics, representing the interests of its constituents and contributing to the broader discourse on issues affecting the region and the nation.