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Raising up the next generation of conservative leaders. Fighting for our future and our children’s futures.
Welcome to the New Braunfels Young Republicans
We are a group of young Republicans (ages 18-40) who are passionate about the future of our community, our state, and our nation. We are the next generation of Republican leadership and we’re ready to take on the challenges of a global society. We are working together, sharing ideas, and developing a vision for the future of America. We want a free nation, where people and businesses thrive and succeed. We want a free nation, where people have the right to be themselves. We want a free nation, where the American dream is whatever you make it to be.
We aren’t waiting for our future, we’re winning it.
The New Braunfels Young Republicans are building the next generation of conservative leadership right here at home. We recruit, train, and equip young candidates to run for public office with conviction, integrity, and a heart for service. Our members don’t sit on the sidelines — we knock doors, make calls, endorse strong candidates, and help elect leaders who reflect the values of New Braunfels and Comal County.
But our impact doesn’t end on Election Day. NBYR is a year-round movement committed to shaping the future of our community, our state, and our country. We educate young voters on the issues that matter most, advocate for conservative policy at the state and federal level, and show up where we’re needed — whether it’s volunteering at local nonprofits, supporting community events, or stepping in when our neighbors need a hand.
In everything we do, we believe young conservatives deserve a seat at the table — and we’re bold enough to build that table ourselves.
Interested in getting involved? Attend an event, follow us on Facebook, and become a member right here on our website. Despite the name, we allow members of all ages.
Honoring Judge Hoyt
After Judge Hoyt won her election, NBYR got to work coming up with ideas for how to recognize our long-time club member, friend, and County Judge-elect. Before our next board meeting to take up the matter of a plague, Judge Hoyt was appointed by the Commissioners Court to serve out the late Judge Krause’s (RIP) term. On Thursday, March 5, 2026, Judge Hoyt was sworn in and became our new County Judge.
On that morning, we called on our friend and club mentor, State Representative Carrie Issac - we knew exactly how to mark this day in history, honor Judge Hoyt, and not exceed any public gift limits. Representative Isaac secured the Texas Flag which was flying over the Texas Capitol in Austin on March 5th. She worked up an official certificate from the Texas House of Representatives, and at our meeting on April 21st, Carrie Isaac and Zach Boyer presented Judge Hoyt with the flag and certificate.
We are proud to be an active and engaged Young Republicans club - our members are elected officials, business leaders, students, and everyday Americans. Together, we’ve become protectors of the legacy of our community - a legacy of excellence in service and abundant opportunities for success.
Statement Regarding CCYR’s Post
August 11, 2026
The New Braunfels Young Republicans unequivocally reject the hateful ideology recently promoted by the Comal County Young Republicans.
There is nothing wrong with demanding a secure border, enforcing our immigration laws, or debating the appropriate level of legal immigration. We strongly believe in the sovereignty of the United States and the rule of law.
But describing immigration as the “replacement of [America’s] people,” calling legal immigrants “foreigners who have flooded into our home,” and suggesting that American “diaspora populations” should return to their “ancestral home” is something entirely different.
And we categorically reject the suggestion that the diversity of the American people represents a “sickness” requiring a “cure.”
America’s diversity is not a sickness. It is part of what makes America beautiful.
An American whose parents came from Mexico is an American. An American whose grandparents came from India is an American. An American whose family came from Vietnam, Nigeria, Germany, Ireland—or anywhere else—is an American.
Their ancestry is part of their story.
America is their home.
Republicans must also understand the difference between patriotism and nationalism.
Patriotism loves America. It defends our Constitution, our sovereignty, our culture, our communities, and our fellow Americans.
A nationalism that determines who truly belongs based upon ancestry or ethnicity has no place in our movement.
We choose patriotism.
We choose a conservatism that can defend our borders without questioning the belonging of our fellow citizens.
And we choose the principle that has defined the American experiment since our founding:
E Pluribus Unum. Out of many, one.
The many are not our sickness.
The many are America.
Our responsibility is to remain one.
NBYR will always stand for an America where citizenship matters more than bloodline, patriotism matters more than ancestry, and every American can proudly say:
This is my country. This is my home.