We invite you to become part of the Michigan Republican National Hispanic Assembly. The Republican National Hispanic Assembly0 is a national membership organization, open to all U.S. citizens and legal residents, regardless of race or ethnicity. Your membership provides you with many opportunities and benefits. Including the opportunity to be part of the RNHA network – a group of diverse politically active leaders, committed to expanding the reach of the Republican Party and creating a stronger America. Now more then ever we need to grow the GOP’s base to ensure victory for years to come.

There are many levels of RNHA membership (see below). As a members of Republican National Hispanic Assembly you will:

• Join a network of Republican leaders and activist all across the country. Benefit from the opportunity to network and build relationships with fellow Republicans, Hispanic leaders, policy makers, politicians, community leaders, heads of corporate America and the media.
• Receive updates from RNHA headquarters on important issues, talking points, political briefing, membership recruitment tools, message development assistance get out the vote information, campaign updates and much more.
• Have the opportunity to attend biannual board meetings and biennial national conventions, both which provide interactive workshops, informative programs, engaging speakers and discussions.
• Meet national Republican leaders and discuss current issues.
• Receive assistance in creating new chapters of the Republican National Hispanic Assembly.
• Have access to resources for professional training in leadership and political skills.
• Special offers available only to RNHA members. Throughout the year, as they become available, RNHA headquarters will notify members of special offers and discounts available.
• Receive representation in Washington, D.C., including the services of a professional staff and maintenance of national headquarters, located just a few miles from Capitol Hill and the White House.
• Empower more Hispanic Republican in the political process and increase the number of Hispanics in the party and in public office.