BOCA RATON — Peter Feaman, the state committeeman for the Republican Party of Palm Beach County, has announced his intention to run for the position of national
Peter Feaman with Boca Raton Deputy Mayor Susan Haynie.
committeeman for the Republican Party of Florida.
“After hearing (incumbent Paul) Senft announce that he would not seek re-election, I spoke to my family and many of my fellow RPOF executive committee members,” Feaman said. “I am extremely encouraged by the support expressed.”
Feaman thanked Senft for his service to the party as national committeeman. “For almost eight years, Paul has been a solid, stable voice representing our party at the Republican National Convention.”
“Should I be fortunate enough to be elected,” Feaman said in a letter to the Republican Party Executive Committee, “I look forward to working with Sharon Day, our national committeewoman and RNC co-chair.”
Feaman currently serves as chairman of the RPOF Committeeman/woman’s Caucus. He was chairman of the Early Voting and GOTV Committee, and he also sits on the Constitution and Rules Committee, the Legislative Affairs Committee and the Audit Committee of the RPOF.
“I pledge to run only a positive campaign as we must not get bogged down in personal attacks in this all-important election cycle,” said Feaman, a local attorney.
“As long as we put our values before victory, we will emerge with our principles intact and our party victorious. I look forward to speaking with each one of you as I ask for your consideration and vote.”