2008 NRA Candidate Grades and Endorsements

[shdwfx]

Informed voting is the most fundamental form of activism we can achieve.

This is not to say you should vote how the NRA tells you, but it's a good reference to inform your vote.

You can drill down by zip code or by navigating the map.

http://www.nrapvf.org/Elections/Default.aspx



(posting this because I couldn't find it linked anywhere in the Activism forum)

 

[Idahoser]

Be sure and look for similar information about the candidates to run the NRA. There have been far too many lukewarm supporters of our rights in that organization. DO join, and vote!

 

[feedthehogs]

As a former ILA local rep I can tell you that the NRA does not follow up on the politicians info sheet that the NRA requires to be listed.

I've found many times politicians who lied on the forms to get the pro gun vote.

I would not depend on any organization to do anything when it comes to checking on your politicians record or promises.

Its up to us and no one else.

We usually reap what we sow.

 

[JImbothefiveth]

I usually trust them when it comes to presidential elections, and when it comes to congress and senate, if the person has no record, I guess you have to take their word.(How they say it may reveal a lot, too.)

 

[withdrawn34]

Don't forget about the GOA voting guide as well. Both places are good, but some people prefer the GOA picks and information.

http://www.goapvf.org/