Mission

OUR MISSION

The Nevada Republican Assembly is a conservative grassroots, political organization working with the Republican Party to help get “principled” Republican conservatives elected to public offices at all levels. Our goal is to support conservative values that have endured the test of time and that have given Americans unmatched liberty to

pursue our dreams

The NVRA is affiliated with the National Federation of Republican Assemblies. Founded in 1997, the NFRA actively brings conservative, pro-Constitution, pro-life, pro-family values to the national forefront. Working as a national coalition, NFRA endorsements have attracted attention of national political leaders, including many Republican presidential candidates.

We invite you to join with us in restoring our government to its traditional Republican roots – roots that made America the model of freedom throughout the world.

OBJECTIVES

To be a responsible Republican voice.

To educate voters about conservative principals and candidates who truly support them.

To be a force for constructive legislative action.

To seek out and support good Republican candidates.

To review the performance of elected officials.

To sponsor conservative public forums.

To increase Republican voter registration.

ENDORSEMENTS

2010 Endorsing Convention Results

RENO, NV, April 11, 2010—Former Assemblywoman Sharron Angle won the endorsement of the Nevada Republican Assembly (NvRA) in the US Senate race. The endorsement came at the conclusion of a day long Endorsement Convention held at the John Ascuaga’s Nugget on Saturday, April 10. The group, however, did not endorse a candidate in the Gubernatorial race.

“Our group represents the conservative wing of the Republican party,” said NvRA President Mike Kressler. “We had an excellent turnout of candidates on Tuesday and our members had passionate and sometimes heated discussions today.” “At the end, only 12 of those candidates who sought our endorsement were able to garner the two-thirds majority required for endorsement.” About forty candidates and their campaigns made presentations to the NvRA on Tuesday, April 6. Based on the presentations by the candidates and various other factors including their voting record, members debated for over 6 hours to endorse 12 candidates. NvRA plans to make media buys to advertise the endorsements.

FEDERAL OFFICES

Sharron Angle (US Senate)