The mission of the RNHA is to build a membership orginization to foster the principles of the Republican party in the Hispanic community; to provide Hispanic Americans with a forum to play an influential role in local, state and national Party activities; to increase the number of Hispanic elected officials; and to create and maintain a network of Hispanic Republican leaders.
To elect Republican candidates in Presidential, Congressional, State and local election.
To organize the diverse Hispanic communities within the Republican Party.
To promote the recruitment of Hispanic candidates and assist them with raising grassroots support.
To promote the appointments of Hispanic leaders to political high-level positions in Republican Administration at the federal, state and local levels.
To develop a Hispanic agenda that will address the necessities of our diverse Hispanic communities, so our points of view are taken into consideration by the Party in the development of its platform and in the legislative process.
To promote the recruitment of Hispanic candidates and assist them with raising grassroots support.
To promote the recruitment of Hispanic candidates and assist them with raising grassroots support.
To promote the recruitment of Hispanic candidates and assist them with raising grassroots support.
Since 1974 the RNHA has been involved in the elections of presidents Ford, Reagan, and Bush and was very active during the 1998 election. Our new leadership it is strongly committed to the following:
To increase the RNHA membership, and its role as a resource to local, state, and national GOP candidates and leaders.
To increase, organize and expand state and local RNHA chapters.
To develop and present regional trainig conferences which provide guidance on organizational issues, electoral planning and mobilizing the Hispanic vote.
To communicate the GOP message to the Hispanic community by participating in educational forums.
To act as community liaison between the Hispanic community and the Republican Party.
The RNHA grew out of the Hispanic Finance Committee. The Finance Committee raised over a quarter of a million dollars in nine states. Its goal was to build an organization to foster the principles of the Republican Party in the Hispanic Community, to provide Hispanic Americans with a forum to play an influential role in local, state and national party activities, and to increase the number of Republican Hispanic elected officials. The fall campaign of 1972 saw the first group of RNHA members and officials in action. They were discussing issues, and helping to get out the Hispanic vote. In 1974 the RNHA was officially organized by a group of Hispanic Republicans under the leadership of then-incumbent RNC Chairman George Bush. Since that time, RNHA has been the only Hispanic Republican organization recognized as allied with the Republican National Committee (RNC).
