Brister was elected party chairman in 2000 by the 144-member Republican State Central Committee to succeed Chuck McMains , a Baton Rouge state representative , who served in 2000 . She was in turn succeeded in 2004 by Roger F. Villere , Jr. , a Metairie businessman . Brister was a member of the site-selection committee which tapped Philadelphia Pennsylvania , to host the 2000 Republican National Convention . She was a Louisiana state elector in 2000 . Thereafter , she was a delegate to the 2004 Republican National Convention , which met in New York City to renominate the Bush-Cheney ticket and worked thereafter for the GOP slate in Louisiana
2000 Republican National Convention
2000 Republican National Convention
Pat Brister