 |
  |
 |
Welcome to the National Federation of Republican Women!
Founded in 1938, the Federation is a grassroots political organization with thousands of active members in local clubs across the nation, making it one of the largest and most influential women's political organizations in the country. We work to promote the principles, objectives and policies of the Republican Party; elect Republican candidates; inform the public through political education and activity; and, increase the effectiveness of women in the cause of good government.
Please take the opportunity to browse our web site, and contact us if we can provide you with additional information about our organization.
Find A Republican
Women's Club Near You!
Enter your zip code below, or click on the map to search by state.
The Republican Woman Magazine
Read the Fall 2009 issueMamie Eisenhower Library Project
Book of the Week
Conservative Victory: Defeating Obama's Radical Agenda - by
Sean Hannity
DOWNLOAD THE 2009 MELP LIST »
In honor of the Lincoln Bicentennial
2010 MELP LIST COMING SOON
Instituted in the early 1960s, MELP is the Federation's longest running program.
What Do You Think?
Do you think Senate Democrats should utilize the reconciliation legislative process to pass their health care bill?
»
MEDIA
ADVISORY:
NFRW to Host
Board Meeting in Oklahoma City
»
NFRW Bylaws,
as revised in September 2009,
now available for download
»
NEWS RELEASE:
President Sue Lynch Comments on Obama's 'State of Union'
»
NFRW will print
and mail the summer issue of the Republican Woman
magazine to each member
»
Several new clubs
already chartered in 2010
»
As of January 1, 2010,
national member dues are $10.00 per member, per year.
»
Access the 2010-2011 AGENDA from President Sue
Lynch and her Executive Committee
»
2010 NFRW Deadlines
»
Read the FALL
ISSUE of the Republican Woman magazine
»
NFRW
IN THE NEWS: GOP Women Take a Page from Palin's Facebook
(Source: Women's e-News)
»
NFRW.org earns spot on About.com's
'Top 10 Conservative Websites'
»
Join the
NFRW GROUP on Facebook
WEEK OF MARCH 1, 2010
Democrats Refuse to Renounce Reconciliation
In a recent speech, President Obama called for Congress
to "finish its work" on health care reform. Obama and the
Democrats have laid out a tentative strategy to ram their
health care bill through Congress with a 50 + 1 strategy. It
is a completely partisan strategy for the Democrats.
Write a letter
to your local media about this issue
|
NATIONAL TEA
PARTIES |
|
WINNING WEBS OF THE
WEEK |
|
CLUB SPOTLIGHT |
|
NFRW
SPRING
BOARD |
|
NFRW's
acclaimed |
 |
|
|
HAITI RELIEF EFFORT |
 |
|