Cobb County Republican Women's Club

The Cobb County Republican Women’s Club (CCRWC), founded in 1964, is the largest Republican women’s club in Georgia and has played a significant role in local and state politics. Several of its members have gone on to hold public office, contributing to Georgia’s Republican leadership.

Club History and Mission

Founded: 1964 in Cobb County, Georgia
Affiliation: Part of the Georgia Federation of Republican Women and the National Federation of Republican Women
Mission: To promote Republican principles, support GOP candidates, and encourage women’s political engagement through education, networking, and advocacy
Reputation: Known as the largest Republican women’s club in Georgia, CCRWC has hosted numerous high-profile speakers and elected public officials including Governor Brian Kemp, who addressed the club in March 2025.

Notable Members Who Have Held Public Office in Georgia

Several prominent Republican women from Cobb County with ties to the club or its network include:

Name	Office Held	Notes
Kay Kirkpatrick	Georgia State Senator (District 32)	Former orthopedic surgeon; active in Cobb GOP circles
Sharon Cooper	Georgia State Representative (District 45)	Longtime legislator and influential health policy leader
JoAnn Birrell	Cobb County Commissioner (District 3)	Known for community engagement and conservative leadership
Helen Goreham	Former Cobb County Commissioner	Served multiple terms; active in Republican women’s initiatives
Judy Manning	Former Georgia State Representative	Vocal advocate for conservative values; involved in local GOP efforts