NRA-ILA's Election Volunteer Coordinators (EVCs) act as the liaison between pro-gun candidates and NRA members and gun owners in their districts. EVCs work to spearhead ILA's volunteer activities to ensure that pro-freedom candidates have sufficient volunteers for campaign-related activities. Click your state on the map below to contact your local NRA-ILA EVC today to find out what you can do locally to protect the Second Amendment. If your district currently lacks an EVC, and you want to learn more about the program and consider serving in that role, call NRA-ILA's Grassroots Division at (800) 392-VOTE (8683), and ask to speak to your state's Grassroots Coordinator.
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The FBI, criminologists, and sociologists credit many factors for the 38% decrease in violent crime since 1991, including improvements in the criminal justice system, law enforcement policies, and the economy, a reduction in the "crack" cocaine trade, and the aging of gang members. Gun control advocates claim that gun control is responsible for the decrease in crime, but since 1991 gun control has been scaled back at the federal, state and local levels, and the number of privately owned firearms has increased between 65-70 million.
