NRA Board of Directors Election Results

[Stumpy1]

NRA Board Election Results may be found here: https://www.americanrifleman.org/content/2025-nra-board-election-results/

More details in the article, but highlights below.

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ELECTED FOR THREE-YEAR TERMS ENDING IN 2028

1. Mitzy McCorvey
2. Jack Hagan
3. Howard L. Massingill Jr.
4. Willes K. Lee
5. Sharon Callan
6. Sandra S. Froman
7. James Fotis
8. Cathy Wright
9. Bob Barr
10. Larry E. Craig
11. Theresa Inacker
12. Carol Frampton
13. Todd Ellis
14. Jason Wilson
15. Jonathan S. Goldstein
16. Dwight D. Van Horn
17. Al Hammond
18. Blaine Wade
19. John Richardson
20. James A. Sheckels
21. Philip Gray
22. Knox Williams
23. Anthony P. Colandro
24. Lawrence Finder
25. Robert Scott Emslie
    
    ELECTED FOR A TWO-YEAR TERM ENDING IN 2027
26. Joel Friedman
    
    ELECTED FOR A ONE-YEAR TERM ENDING IN 2026
27. Richard Fairburn
28. James W. Porter II
29. Danny Stowers

 

[ShtrRdy]

Why does the NRA have so many board members?

 

[6.5 forever]

Why does the NRA have so many board members?

Great question. It sure didn't stop the previous problems....

 

[topclass2017]

Why does the NRA have so many board members?

It stops change from happening other than at a glacial pace. Small Boards are flexible, adaptable, and responsive to member's needs. Large Boards are inflexible, unadaptable, and unresponsive, and are a reflection of leadership that wants to talk about change but is rooted in maintaining the status quo.

 

[Ray Gross]

....Small Boards are flexible, adaptable, and responsive to member's needs.....

Not necessarily, but there are less people to hide behind.

 

[jpjulian]

Appears to be an awful lot of the old guard still represented on the BOD. I suspect that the hoped for reform is nothing but a hope and a prayer.

 

[D Coots]

When on a board for a State Aggregate Association we usually had 12 members. We went to 15 or 17, not sure of the number, but it was a disaster.

If the NRA had one member from every State, that would be more than enough. Wondering if the by-laws require it?

Later
Dave

 

[clowdis]

None of the shooters I voted for made the board. I smell politics.

 

[D Coots]

I see that John Siegler, former board member that started the NRA post below didn't make it. Last seen here April 5th.

2025 NRA Board Elections

To All NRA Competitors Eligible to Vote for NRA Directors: The 2025 NRA Board elections are about to begin. Your ballots should be arriving soon - probably within the next two weeks. There will be forty-nine (49) candidates on the ballot. To the best of my knowledge, only two of those...

forum.accurateshooter.com

 

[SteveOak]

 

[RED DIRT]

Like i`ve said in the past.....

"Same game, just different names"

Kinda like voting in our own gubbamint elections, same game, just different names.

I`ve come to the conclusion, it isn`t "for the people", its "who controls the people"

It`s THEIR club, and WE ain`t in it. They take our money at the door, then they kick us to the curb.

 

[topclass2017]

Like i`ve said in the past.....

"Same game, just different names"

Kinda like voting in our own gubbamint elections, same game, just different names.

I`ve come to the conclusion, it isn`t "for the people", its "who controls the people"

It`s THEIR club, and WE ain`t in it. They take our money at the door, then they kick us to the curb.

Reminds me of a story I read about the Exxon Valdez. The ship was 5 miles away from running aground and the Captain knew he couldn't stop her or avoid the collision despite reversing his engines and changing the rudders. Something that big (like the NRA, our government, etc), doesn't change course or turn easily. You can't stop physics (a body in motion...). That's what can happen with big BOD's. They can become an entrenched bureaucracy that does not want to cede power or control.

 

[ebb]

Who counted the votes?