Zan Prince, a member and officer of the Parker County Republican Women, was elected District Director for District 10 with the Texas Federation of Republican Women (TFRW).
District 10 encompasses multiple Republican women’s clubs across North Texas, and as district director, Prince will serve as a key liaison between local clubs and the statewide federation. In this role, she will support club leadership, strengthen grassroots engagement, promote conservative principles, and advance TFRW’s mission of empowering Republican women to influence public policy and elections.
Prince has been an active leader within the Parker County Republican Women, where she has served as both a member and officer, contributing to political education, voter engagement, and community involvement throughout Parker County. Her experience and commitment to conservative values were central to her election to the District Director position.
“I am honored by the confidence placed in me by my fellow Republican women,” said Prince. “District 10 is home to strong, principled leaders, and I look forward to supporting our clubs, building connections, and working together to grow Republican influence across our communities.”
The Texas Federation of Republican Women is the largest statewide women’s political organization in the nation and plays a vital role in grassroots organizing, leadership development, and Republican electoral success throughout Texas.
Prince’s term as District Director begins in 2026.
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