YRNF - RNC's Growth and Opportunity Project

Lisa Stickan, the Chairman of the Young Republican National Federation made the following statement in response to the Republican National Committee's Growth and Opportunity Project:

The RNC has done an outstanding job laying out the challenges faced by our party how it operates and building a plan in response to those challenges. I congratulate RNC Chairman Reince Priebus and his committee for producing such an important set of recommendations about the future of our party, and we were glad to participate in the process with the RNC by meeting with staff and submitting findings. The YRNF looks forward to working with the RNC on all aspects of this plan, but several parts are particularly important.

Younger generations are the most diverse in our country. This is demonstrated by the 2012 results in which Mitt Romney won 51% of the white youth vote, but only got 36% of the youth vote overall. Reaching out to young people will mean reaching out to minorities. The YRNF has lead in this area and will continue to lead here as many of our most talented leaders are women and minorities. We look forward to working with the RNC on this through all of its coalitions programs.

In addition, we are pleased to see a year-round commitment to a field program from the RNC. Especially in many urban areas, Young Republican chapters are the most vibrant party organizations, often with many more members than senior party organizations and often producing much more volunteer activity than the senior party organizations. We look forward to sharing our expertise on the ground with RNC staff.

YRNF - Congratulations to RNC Chairman Reince Priebus

Lisa Stickan, the Chairman of the Young Republican National Federation made the following statement regarding Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus:

I would like to congratulate Reince Priebus on being re-elected as Chairman of the Republican National Committee. Two years ago, he was elected in a very difficult time for the RNC, and through his leadership, the RNC overcame these challenges and rebuilt its organization.

Chairman Priebus's comments about the future of the party and his plan to Renew, to Grow, and to Win, are encouraging.  We look forward to working with Chairman Priebus and the RNC on the comprehensive review. The Young Republican National Federation reaches out to a demographic with which our party has struggled in recent elections. Some of the YRNF's greatest successes come in "blue" states or "blue" parts of red and purple states where young professionals are most dense.  And many of our most effective leaders come from communities that are sometimes less represented in the senior leadership of our party. We believe that our organization and our leaders offer lessons for the renewal of our party.

In addition, the YRNF recognizes that while elections are often the most exciting moments of the political calendar, the time in between is where we build our organizations to have maximal impact on election day, and every day in between. Now is the time for all of us to reach out in our communities, share our principles and values, and grow our party.

We look forward to working with Chairman Priebus, the RNC, state parties and party committees from around the country to ensure that our party represents the best of country and wins for the United States of America.

RNC - Union Leader Endorses Romney

In case you missed the front page of the Union Leader today, the paper has endorsed Mitt Romney—the candidate who is the “clear choice” for New Hampshire. Mitt Romney will change the nation’s course, get us to a balanced budget, create jobs and deliver more take-home pay. Under Mitt Romney, Real Change will begin on Day One.

Choices Are Clear -- Lamontagne, Romney

Union Leader

Editorial

November 3, 2012 11:35PM

http://goo.gl/h4vj5

Some people don't pay much attention to elections. They should. The choices to be made Tuesday will have a great effect on our state and nation, not only for us now, but also for our children and grandchildren for decades to come.

It is too often said, but this really is a very important election. Nationally, we will have either four more years of deficit spending and government expansion under President Obama and Joe Biden, or at least the chance of restoring the economy and reining in the government under Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan. We think the right choice is Romney-Ryan.

Without reservation, here in New Hampshire our choice for governor is Ovide Lamontagne. His opponent is being bankrolled by national leftist elements who want desperately to control this state. They and Maggie Hassan are so desperate that they are using any trick possible to smear attorney Lamontagne.

Their problem is that people in Manchester and throughout New Hampshire, prominent Democrats as well as Republicans, know Lamontagne. Women like Nancy Formella, former head of Dartmouth-Hitchcock's Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital, and former House Speaker Donna Sytek, along with state Board of Education members who have served with him, have been outraged by the attacks.

Meanwhile, Lamontagne has kept his cool and focused on the real issues - jobs and the economy - and he is determined to use his business expertise and positive outlook to help New Hampshire out of its fiscal hole and restore its business-friendly advantage. New Hampshire is fortunate that he has stepped forward.

The choices are clear, and important. Please make yours count.

-- Joseph McQuaid

RNC - New Hampshire Race: Dead Heat

In the past three polls from WMUR/UNH, President Obama has gone from +15, to +6, to dead even as of the newest poll this evening. The trend is clearly going for Mitt Romney, who he will change the nation’s course, get us to a balanced budget, create jobs and deliver more take-home pay. Under Mitt Romney, Real Change will begin on Day One.

WMUR

Granite State Poll: Presidential race in a dead heat

November 3, 2012

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With just three days before the election, a new WMUR Granite State Poll shows the presidential race is a dead heat in New Hampshire.

President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney are each expected to get 47 percent of the votes, according to the poll. Two percent of voters polled said they will choose another candidate and 4 percent remain undecided.

The survey from the University of New Hampshire Survey Center has a 4.4 percent margin of error.

New Hampshire is considered a battleground state, making it a popular campaign stop during the last few days before the election. Obama will appear at a rally Sunday in Concord, while Romney was in Portsmouth on Saturday and will return on Monday for a rally featuring Kid Rock at the Verizon Wireless Arena in Manchester.

RNC - Mitt Romney Attends Victory Rally In New Hampshire On Saturday

Boston, MA – On Saturday, Mitt Romney will continue the Romney-Ryan Real Recovery Road Rally by attending a Victory Rally at the Portsmouth International Airport in Newington, New Hampshire. The following event is open to the press.

Saturday, November 3, 2012

Event:                        Governor Romney Attends Portsmouth Victory Rally

Location:                  Portsmouth International Airport

                                 42 Airline Avenue 

                                 Newington, New Hampshire

Doors Open:            6:30 AM EDT

Program Time:        9:00 AM EDT

Parking:                    Parking is available on Exeter Street in the main terminal parking lot.

Tickets:                     Tickets may be picked up at the following locations:

Dover Victory Center

104 Washington Street

Dover, NH 03820

Stratham Victory Office

72 Portsmouth Avenue, Unit 101

Stratham, NH 03885

Tickets may also be obtained by visiting www.mittromney.com/NH