Category: Press Release

Washington, D.C. – Following tonight’s primary results in Virginia, Republican State Leadership Committee (RSLC) President Edith Jorge-Tuñón released the following statement: “Time and again, Richmond Democrats have shown that they lack a…

Washington, D.C. – The General Election season will officially begin in Virginia tonight, and crime is set to be a major issue that motivates voters in the coming months. Ahead of tonight’s primary results, the RSLC PAC released a…

Committee Will Invest $2 Million in Canvassing, with Additional Investments in Digital Advertising, Direct Mail, and Texting Through Election Day   WASHINGTON, D.C.  –– The Republican State Leadership Committee (RSLC) and its affiliated PACs today announced the launch of a…

Washington, D.C. – Following tonight’s primary results in New Jersey, Republican State Leadership Committee (RSLC) President Edith Jorge-Tuñón released the following statement: “For too long, the Democrats in Trenton have prioritized a…

Washington, D.C. – During the recent legislative session, Virginia Republicans sought to achieve meaningful policy wins for the state, while Democrats focused on obstructing progress and mocking tax cuts. Today, the RSLC PAC released a…

Memo: Outlook for New Jersey and Virginia in 2025To: Interested PartiesFrom: Edith Jorge-Tuñón, President, RSLCDate: May 13, 2025RE: Why 2025 Doesn’t Need to be 2017 in New Jersey and Virginia INTRODUCTION The 2025 state legislative elections…

The RSLC Invested Five-Figures in Support of Heintzeman Washington D.C.— Republican Keri Heintzeman tonight defended her seat in a special election to represent Senate District 6, keeping Republicans within striking distance of…

The New Digital Ads Follow a Six-Figure Ad Buy from RSLC PAC and The House Republican Campaign Committee Launched Earlier this Year The RSLC PAC, in collaboration with the Virginia…

WASHINGTON, D.C.  –– In 2024, voters reaffirmed their trust in Republican Secretaries of State by re-electing incumbent Christi Jacobsen in Montana and electing Denny Hoskins in Missouri, Kris Warner in West Virginia,…