Just days after the election, the NRA was hard at work in eastern Pennsylvania at Saints Logistics. Pennsylvania faces a tough road ahead, and preparing for those challenges starts at the grassroots level.
NRA President Bill Bachenberg, along with an NRA Board member and President of the Keystone Rifle and Pistol Association, Todd Ellis, was on hand to show support and lend NRA-ILA FrontLines Activist Leader Jeff Bortz a hand. Several customers signed up to become members and learned how they could get more involved ahead of a challenging legislative session that is rapidly approaching.
The event provided an opportunity to connect with local supporters and emphasize the importance of staying engaged beyond Election Day. Building a strong network of informed, active members will be essential to meeting the challenges ahead. Through conversations like these, grassroots volunteers can help turn interest into action and encourage continued involvement in the legislative process.
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