NRA Board of Directors Election

[Old_Me]

I joined almost 30 years ago. It was $300 then.

at your age now, you had a long time in it.

at my age, to pay over that $1,000 i won't be into it 30 years.

5 years is the most i think works best for me.

 

[BobT]

Fortunately, my wife reads then saves the magazines to give to her son and grandsons. I was able to dig the ballot out of the pile and retrieve the ballot. Mine is now on the way.

One of my biggest issues with the NRA nominations is that getting information on what each nominee's position is on the issues. Also, 25 board members is way too many people. 10 or 12 is more that enough. I would like to see them divide up the country geographically into voting sections kind of like the American Radio Relay League does. It tends to make all politics local like it should be.

 

[Bassbob]

Fortunately, my wife reads then saves the magazines to give to her son and grandsons. I was able to dig the ballot out of the pile and retrieve the ballot. Mine is now on the way.

One of my biggest issues with the NRA nominations is that getting information on what each nominee's position is on the issues. Also, 25 board members is way too many people. 10 or 12 is more that enough. I would like to see them divide up the country geographically into voting sections kind of like the American Radio Relay League does. It tends to make all politics local like it should be.

I take mine into the office at work and leave them on the table after I black out my address. I tore the ballot out before I took the magazine to work. After it sat on my breakfast bar for about a week it just migrated its way into the trash.

 

[shanneba]

I joined almost 30 years ago. It was $300 then.

I became a life member around 1980, I think I paid $75, it was on sale from a regular $125 if I remember correctly.
High inflation in the early 80's even worse than now, really raised the price.

 

[Bassbob]

I became a life member around 1980, I think I paid $75, it was on sale from a regular $125 if I remember correctly.
High inflation in the early 80's even worse than now, really raised the price.

Wow. And I thought I was old.

 

[somorris]

Great news! All four of the reform candidates for the NRA Board were elected along with several folks already on the Board who favor reform. A lot of work to be done, but at least we are starting down the road.

An Official Journal Of The NRA | 2024 NRA Board of Directors Election Results

These are the results of the 2024 NRA Board of Directors election.

www.americanrifleman.org

 

[somorris]

There is also news on the NRA’s website about the political hack job the New York Attorney General has been doing. Also good news.

 

[Grayfox]

I'm glad the reformers got elected. But bear in mind that they are just a handful against the 70 or so other older members who don't want change. Its gonna be a very steep uphill battle.

 

[Talyn]

Good News!

The Board needs to be cut back to 10-15 as per what others have suggested.

Beyond that the rest are just sucking off the Members t*t.

 

[Talyn]

I became a life member around 1980, I think I paid $75, it was on sale from a regular $125 if I remember correctly.
High inflation in the early 80's even worse than now, really raised the price.

Got mine Life Membership in the 80's.

Promo calls were for bumping that up but I didn't want to pay for WLP wardrobe/vacation budget.