Join Our Community Outreach Development Initiative
- Discover why voting matters and the importance of participating in your local, municipal, and primary elections.
- The NRCC-COD Initiative will be joining forces with Turning Point Action in getting out the vote. Contact COD Initiative Director for more info.
- Sign up to learn how you can help increase Republican voter turnout and why it's so important.
- We're looking for individuals to lead their own Ward group or COG meetings, new members and individuals interested in running for office.
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YOUR VOTE MATTERS
Your right to vote is protected by the United States Constitution but that right only matters if you use it.
Too often, many of us skip participation in Local Elections for the one big election: the Presidential Election. While it may feel like the most important race, it is actually the most removed from our day-to-day lives and has the least local impact. Elections closer to home such as School Board, Public Works, Mayoral, State Representative, and Gubernatorial races often shape our daily lives far more directly than a federal contests.
State and local officials make decisions that affect our schools, taxes, public safety, infrastructure, and community development. Because these elections are local in nature, the impact is immediate and personal. Yet turnout in local, municipal, and primary elections remains consistently low. In our most recent state election, voters had the opportunity to choose a Governor, School Board members, and other key local leaders. Still, participation lagged far behind national election turnout.
Low engagement has real consequences. With a 30% increase in Republican turnout, the last election outcome would’ve shifted dramatically. This raises an important question: are today’s election results truly reflecting the will of the community when so many citizens choose not to participate? Many skip these elections simply because they perceive them as less important but in reality, they may be the most influential in our everyday lives.
We invite you to join our Community Outreach Development Initiative (CODI) to learn why active civic participation matters and how you can become more politically involved in your community or your neighborhood. Your voice matters. Your vote counts. And your local involvement makes a difference.
Join the NRCC Community Outreach Program (COP) to learn more about developing your own grassroots COG (Community Outreach Group).
Expanding Efforts
The NRCC Community Outreach Development Initiative (CODI) is launching
Community Outreach Groups (COGs) in all nine wards of Nashua to connect with
disengaged conservative voters and reinforce the importance of participating in local
elections.
To expand this effort, CODI is partnering with Turning Point Action (TPA), which is
building a statewide network across New Hampshire. Together, we aim to re-engage
conservative voters throughout Nashua, while supporting TPA’s broader mission to
increase participation in local, municipal, and state elections—including primaries—
across the Granite State.
Turning Point Action is working alongside CODI and is in the process of hiring 700 full-time staff members to connect directly with conservative Granite Staters. Our shared goal is simple: to encourage voter participation and support for conservative candidates.
Conservatives across the Granite State — Gateway Residents, your involvement is crucial in these upcoming local elections. This grassroots effort is already underway, and we look forward to connecting with you soon.