Republicans for National Renewal

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Republicans for National Renewal
Republicans For National Renewal Inc
Formation2020;4 years ago (2020)
FounderMark Ivanyo
Type Nonprofit
61-1945151
Legal status Political organization
Purpose Conservatism
Headquarters Dover, Delaware
Location
Origins CPAC 2020
Executive Director
Mark Ivanyo
Political Director
Chris Betts
Eastern Regional Director
Seth Segal
Western Regional Director
Diodato "Dio" Boucsieguez
Affiliations Republican Party
Website rnrenewal.org

Republicans for National Renewal is an American political advocacy group and 501(c)(4) organization. A right-wing [1] group, it describes itself as national-populists. [2]

Contents

History

The 501(c)(4) organization, Republicans for National Renewal, was founded in February 2020. [3] [4] The organization's launch party featured guests such as Corey Stewart, Paul Gosar, and Eduardo Bolsonaro. Some journalists were ejected from the event. [4] The group has been described as being "Pro-Trump" and "Trump friendly." [5] Gazeta do Povo described the organization as "an arm of the Republican Party". [6] The organization advocates for religious and family values, [7] and is considered to be generally conservative. [8]

In October 2020, Isabella DeLuca, the Outreach Director for Republicans for National Renewal, was assaulted during a protest in Washington, D.C. [9] [10]

In December 2021, the group's Christmas party was attended by Gosar, Louie Gohmert, Matt Gaetz, Mike Collins, Kari Lake, Blake Masters, Wendy Rogers, Mark Finchem, Anthony Sabatini, Anthony Kern, James O'Keefe and Jack Posobiec. [11]

In March 2022, the organization planned a daylong event in Lansing, Michigan, [12] [13] but a portion of the event slated to take place at a local brewery was canceled following online backlash and public pressure. [14] [3] [15]

In April 2022, the organization received a letter of support from Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, pledging to strengthen cooperation between the group and Orbán's Fidesz party. [16]

The group endorsed a multitude of political candidates in the 2022 United States elections. [17]

In July 2024, Donald Trump indicated support for the organization during its efforts to influence the Republican Party platform. [18]

Endorsements

President

Home StateCandidateYearPrimary Result
Flag of Florida.svg Florida Donald Trump [19] 2024Yes check.svgNominee

Party elections

StatePositionCandidateYearResult
Flag of Georgia (U.S. state).svg GeorgiaGeorgia GOP Chair Josh McKoon [20] 2023Yes check.svgElected [21]
Flag of Arizona.svg ArizonaArizona GOP Chair Jeff DeWit [22] 2023Yes check.svgElected [23]
Flag of Michigan.svg MichiganMichigan GOP Youth ChairParker Shonts [24] 2023 Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Georgia (U.S. state).svg GeorgiaGeorgia GOP Vice ChairBrant Frost [25] 2023 Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Michigan.svg MichiganMichigan GOP ChairMatt DePerno [26] 2023 Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of the United States.svg NationalRepublican National Committee ChairHarmeet Dhillon [27] 2023 Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Nevada.svg NevadaNV GOP National CommitteewomanSigal Chattah [28] 2023Yes check.svgElected [29]

Senate elections

2024 senate elections

StateCandidatePrimary DateSeat StatusPrimary Result
Flag of Arizona.svg Arizona Kari Lake [30] August 6, 2024ChallengerYes check.svgElected

2022 runoff senate elections

StateCandidateElection DateSeat StatusResult
Flag of Georgia (U.S. state).svg Georgia Herschel Walker [31] December 6, 2022Challenger Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election

2022 senate elections

StateCandidatePrimary DateSeat StatusPrimary resultElection result
Flag of Alabama.svg Alabama Mo Brooks [32] May 24, 2022Open seat Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Oklahoma.svg Oklahoma Jackson Lahmeyer [33] June 28, 2022Challenger Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Arizona.svg Arizona Blake Masters [34] August 2, 2022ChallengerYes check.svgNominated Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Missouri.svg Missouri Eric Greitens [35] August 2, 2022Open seat Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of New Hampshire.svg New Hampshire Don Bolduc [36] September 13, 2022ChallengerYes check.svgNominated Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election

House elections

2024 House elections

DistrictCandidatePrimary DateSeat StatusPrimary Result
Flag of Texas.svg TX-25 Matthew Lucci [37] March 1, 2024Challenger Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Texas.svg TX-26 Brandon Gill [38] March 1, 2024Open seatYes check.svgNominated
Flag of North Carolina.svg NC-10 Pat Harrigan [39] March 5, 2024Open seatYes check.svgNominated
Flag of Indiana.svg IN-03 Marlin Stutzman [40] May 7, 2024Open seatYes check.svgNominated
Flag of California.svg CA-20 David Giglio [41] June 14, 2024Challenger Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Oklahoma.svg OK-04 Paul Bondar [42] June 18, 2024Challenger Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Colorado.svg CO-04 Lauren Boebert [43] June 25, 2024Open seatYes check.svgNominated
Flag of Arizona.svg AZ-02 Eli Crane [44] July 30, 2024IncumbentYes check.svgNominated
Flag of Arizona.svg AZ-08 Abraham Hamadeh [45] July 30, 2024Open seatYes check.svgNominated
Flag of Arizona.svg AZ-09 Paul Gosar [46] July 30, 2024IncumbentYes check.svgNominated
Flag of Missouri.svg MO-03 Bob Onder [47] August 6, 2024ChallengerYes check.svgNominated
Flag of Missouri.svg MO-07 Eric Burlison [48] August 6, 2024IncumbentYes check.svgNominated
Flag of Washington.svg WA-03 Joe Kent [49] August 6, 2024ChallengerYes check.svgAdvanced [a]
Flag of Washington.svg WA-04 Jerrod Sessler [50] August 6, 2024ChallengerYes check.svgAdvanced [a]
Flag of Wisconsin.svg WI-08 Tony Wied [51] August 13, 2024ChallengerYes check.svgNominated
Flag of Florida.svg FL-01 Matt Gaetz [52] August 20, 2024IncumbentYes check.svgNominated
Flag of Florida.svg FL-07 Cory Mills [53] August 20, 2024IncumbentYes check.svgNominated
Flag of Florida.svg FL-10 Willie Montague [54] August 20, 2024ChallengerYes check.svgNominated
Flag of Florida.svg FL-13 Anna Paulina Luna [55] August 20, 2024IncumbentYes check.svgNominated
Flag of Florida.svg FL-25 Bryan Leib [56] August 20, 2024Challenger Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
  1. 1 2 Washington conducts elections using a nonpartisan blanket primary.

2023 Speaker election

DistrictCandidateYearPrimary Result
Flag of Arizona.svg Arizona Andy Biggs [57] 2023 Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election

2022 House elections

DistrictCandidatePrimary DateSeat StatusPrimary resultElection result
Flag of Texas.svg TX-03 Suzanne Harp [58] March 1, 2022Open seat Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Washington.svg WA-03 Joe Kent [59] August 2, 2022ChallengerYes check.svgAdvanced [a] Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Ohio.svg OH-09 JR MajewskiMay 3, 2022ChallengerYes check.svgNominated Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Ohio.svg OH-07 Max Miller [60] May 3, 2022Open seatYes check.svgNominatedYes check.svgElected
Flag of Ohio.svg OH-13 Christina Hagan [61] May 3, 2022Challenger Crystal button cancel.svg Did not run
Flag of North Carolina.svg NC-11 Madison Cawthorn [62] May 17, 2022Incumbent Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of North Carolina.svg NC-13 Bo Hines [63] May 17, 2022Open seatYes check.svgNominated Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Alabama.svg AL-05 Casey Wardynski [64] May 24, 2022Open seat Crystal button cancel.svg Lost runoff
Flag of Georgia (U.S. state).svg GA-09 Andrew Clyde [65] May 24, 2022IncumbentYes check.svgNominatedYes check.svgElected
Flag of Georgia (U.S. state).svg GA-10 Mike Collins [66] May 24, 2022IncumbentYes check.svgNominatedYes check.svgElected
Flag of Georgia (U.S. state).svg GA-14 Marjorie Taylor Greene [67] May 24, 2022IncumbentYes check.svgNominatedYes check.svgElected
Flag of Mississippi.svg MS-04 Mike Ezell [68] June 7, 2022ChallengerYes check.svgNominatedYes check.svgElected
Flag of New Jersey.svg NJ-04 Mike Crispi [69] June 7, 2022Challenger Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Nevada.svg NV-01 Carolina Serrano [70] June 14, 2022Challenger Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Nevada.svg NV-03 Noah Malgeri [71] June 14, 2022Challenger Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Nevada.svg NV-04 Sam Peters [72] June 14, 2022ChallengerYes check.svgNominated Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Virginia.svg VA-02 Jarome Bell [73] June 21, 2022Challenger Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Virginia.svg VA-10 Hung Cao [74] June 21, 2022ChallengerYes check.svgNominated Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Colorado.svg CO-03 Lauren Boebert [75] June 28, 2022IncumbentYes check.svgNominatedYes check.svgElected
Flag of Oklahoma.svg OK-02 John R. Bennett [76] June 28, 2022Open seat Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Arizona.svg AZ-05 Andy Biggs [77] August 2, 2022IncumbentYes check.svgNominatedYes check.svgElected
Flag of Arizona.svg AZ-06 Kelly Townsend [78] August 2, 2022Open seat Crystal button cancel.svg Dropped out
Flag of Arizona.svg AZ-09 Paul Gosar [79] August 2, 2022IncumbentYes check.svgNominatedYes check.svgElected
Flag of Michigan.svg MI-02 Tom Norton [80] August 2, 2022Challenger Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Michigan.svg MI-03 John Gibbs [81] August 2, 2022ChallengerYes check.svgNominated Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Michigan.svg MI-06 Steve Carra [82] August 2, 2022Challenger Crystal button cancel.svg Dropped out
Flag of Tennessee.svg TN-05 Robby Starbuck [83] August 4, 2022Open seat Crystal button cancel.svg Removed from ballot
Flag of Minnesota.svg MN-01 Jeremy Munson [84] August 9, 2022Challenger Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Alaska.svg AK-AL Sarah Palin [85] August 16, 2022Open seatYes check.svgAdvanced [a] Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Florida.svg FL-01 Matt Gaetz [86] August 23, 2022IncumbentYes check.svgNominatedYes check.svgElected
Flag of Florida.svg FL-07 Anthony Sabatini [87] August 23, 2022Challenger Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Florida.svg FL-11 Laura Loomer August 23, 2022Challenger Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of New York.svg NY-23 Carl Paladino [88] August 23, 2022Open seat Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of New York.svg NY-24 Andrew McCarthyAugust 23, 2022Open seat Crystal button cancel.svg Withdrew
Flag of New Hampshire.svg NH-01 Karoline Leavitt [89] September 13, 2022ChallengerYes check.svgNominated Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of New Hampshire.svg NH-02 Robert Burns [90] September 13, 2022ChallengerYes check.svgNominated Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
  1. 1 2 Alaska and Washington conduct congressional elections using a nonpartisan blanket primary.

State office

State executive

2022 Governor elections
StateCandidatePrimary DateSeat StatusPrimary resultElection result
Flag of Nebraska.svg Nebraska Charles Herbster [91] May 10, 2022Open seat Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Pennsylvania.svg Pennsylvania Doug Mastriano [92] May 17, 2022Open seatYes check.svgNominated Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Idaho.svg Idaho Janice McGeachin [93] May 17, 2022Challenger Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Arizona.svg Arizona Kari Lake [94] August 2, 2022Open seatYes check.svgNominated Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Florida.svg Florida Ron DeSantis [95] August 23, 2022IncumbentYes check.svgNominatedYes check.svgElected
2022 State executive elections
StateOfficeCandidatePrimary DateSeat StatusPrimary Result
Flag of Texas.svg Texas Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton [96] March 1, 2022IncumbentYes check.svgElected
Flag of Texas.svg Texas Land Commissioner of Texas Dawn Buckingham [97] March 1, 2022IncumbentYes check.svgElected
Flag of Texas.svg Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller [98] March 1, 2022IncumbentYes check.svgElected
Flag of Georgia (U.S. state).svg Georgia Insurance CommissionerPatrick Witt [99] May 24, 2022Open seat Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Georgia (U.S. state).svg Georgia Secretary of State Jody Hice [100] May 24, 2022Challenger Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Nevada.svg Nevada Attorney General Sigal Chattah [101] June 14, 2022Open seat Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Nevada.svg Nevada State Treasurer Michele Fiore [102] June 14, 2022Open seat Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Nevada.svg Nevada Secretary of State Jim Marchant [103] June 14, 2022Open seat Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Arizona.svg Arizona Secretary of State Mark Finchem [104] August 2, 2022Open seat Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Arizona.svg Arizona Attorney General Abe Hamadeh [105] August 2, 2022Open seat Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Kansas.svg Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach August 2, 2022Open seatYes check.svgElected
Flag of Michigan.svg Michigan Secretary of State Kristina Karamo [106] August 2, 2022Challenger Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Michigan.svg Michigan Attorney General Matt DePerno [107] August 2, 2022Challenger Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Florida.svg Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody [108] August 23, 2022IncumbentYes check.svgElected

Local elections

2022 local elections
StateOfficeCandidatePrimary DateSeat StatusPrimary Result
Flag of Texas.svg Texas Harris County Judge Alex Mealer [109] March 1, 2022Challenger Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election

State legislator

2022 State legislator elections
StateCandidateOfficeYearPrimary Result
Flag of Texas.svg Texas Tony Tinderholt [110] Speaker of the Texas House of Representatives 2022 Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Iowa.svg Iowa Jeff Shipley [111] Iowa state representative2022Yes check.svgElected [112]
Flag of Texas.svg Texas Nate Schatzline [113] Texas state representative2022Yes check.svgElected
Flag of Tennessee.svg Tennessee Tommy Vallejos [114] Tennessee state representative2022 Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Arizona.svg Arizona Steve Montenegro [115] Arizona state representative2022Yes check.svgElected
Flag of Arizona.svg Arizona Austin Smith [116] Arizona state representative2022Yes check.svgElected
Flag of Arizona.svg Arizona Anthony Kern [117] Arizona state senator2022Yes check.svgElected
Flag of Arizona.svg Arizona Wendy Rogers [118] Arizona state senator2022Yes check.svgElected
Flag of Michigan.svg Michigan Jacky Eubanks [119] Michigan state representative2022 Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Michigan.svg Michigan Chad Moore [120] Michigan state representative2022 Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of South Carolina.svg South Carolina Alex Foppoli [121] South Carolina state representative2022 Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Missouri.svg Missouri Chris Lonsdale [122] Missouri state representative2022Yes check.svgElected
Flag of New York.svg New York Stefano Forte [123] New York state representative2022 Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election
Flag of Florida.svg Florida Brian Clowdus [124] Florida state representative2023 Crystal button cancel.svg Lost election

Leadership

The organization is chaired by Kerry Bentivolio, who served as the congressman representing Michigan's 11th congressional district from 2013 to 2015. Mark Ivanyo is the organization's executive director. [125]

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