Since 1969, the REALTORS® Political Action Committee (RPAC) has promoted the election of pro-REALTOR® candidates across the United States.
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Raising more than $17,000 for the REALTORS® Political Action Committee would be a success for any REALTOR® association, but for the ...
Associations with some experience in political advocacy can use these best practices to craft their strategic plan.
NAR outlines recommendations on RPAC Fundraising Goal Policies.
An AE Work Group Tackles the Tough Questions
RPAC Fundraising Event Grants help state and local associations fund special fundraising events and activities.
In an effort to increase REALTORS® Political Action Committee investments and more effectively position itself in the new political...
Give members real estate-focused, constructive outlets for their political energy.
The RPAC Fundraising Event Grants helps state and local associations increase their RPAC fundraising receipts and RPAC participation.
Members of the Young Professionals Network stood tall and proud, waving U.S. flags in the air to symbolize their commitment to investing ...
Shannon and Patrick “unpack” some of the most commonly asked RPAC questions and uncover why VEEP is Shannon’s all time favorite political show.
They’re Democrats and Republicans; they’re liberal independents and Tea Party conservatives. The people we elect to make laws...
Brown and NAR agreed it is necessary for her to separate her leadership role in the association from her efforts as a congressional candidate.
Campaign success, RPAC fundraising best practices, and mobilizing members against harmful local ordinances.
Download the REALTORS® Political Action Committee (RPAC) logo for business use.
This memo describes the federal income tax implications of political and legislative activity by state and local associations of REALTORS®.
Major Investors, President's Circle members, and Hall of Fame members help shape the political future of the real estate industry.
Use this sample Advocacy goals outline as starting point when creating strategic planning models, or actions for high-resource associations.
While much about the political season is different this year, the REALTOR® Party keeps the focus on your interests.
Learn how to build participation in association advocacy int he Summer 2015 issue of REALTOR® AE magazine.