The
College Republicans is a national organization for
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and
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students who support the
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of the
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. The organization is known as an active recruiting tool for the
Republican PartyThe Republican Party is one of the two major contemporary political parties in the United States, along with the Democratic Party. Founded by anti-slavery expansion activists in 1854, it is often called the Grand Old Party or the GOP, despite being the younger of the two major parties. In the U.S...
and has produced many prominent Republican and conservative activists and introduced more party members to the Republican party than any other organization in the nation.
The
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of the College Republicans has changed significantly since its founding in 1892. Originally founded as an auxiliary of the
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and later the Young Republican National Federation, the College Republicans now operate as an independent
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.
College Republican National Committee
The College Republican National Committee (CRNC), is the national steering organization and oversight body for all 50 state federations, 1,800 campus chapters, and 250,000 College Republicans in the country. The CRNC National Chairman and his or her national leadership team, including an
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, political director, finance director, national field director,
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,
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, and 4 regional
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, are elected at the bi-annual College Republican Convention and are assisted by a full-time office staff.
State federations
There are 51 College Republican state federations, each administering the College Republican activities at the
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. The state federation leadership team, which includes a state
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and other officers, serve as the primary link between local university chapters and the national College Republican National Committee. The state chairman serves as the representative for College Republicans when dealing with the state Republican Party,
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, and
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. State federations are responsible for organizing and assisting local chapters with securing proper credentials, recruitment efforts, and campus voter
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. It is a state federation's responsibility to organize and implement activities for state-wide campaigns. Like the national organization, state federations operate as
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that are not officially affiliated with the Republican Party.
Campus chapters
The college and university-based chapters of the College Republicans operate in a dual capacity as
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associated with a particular
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and as members of their state federation and the College Republican National Committee. Like the state federations and national committee, the campus chapters are affiliated with their local Republican Party, but are not official arms of that organization. The chapter chairperson and leadership team are responsible for maintaining the campus club's credentials and
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, and representing the College Republicans when dealing with
university administrationAn academic administration is a branch of university or college employees responsible for the maintenance and supervision of the institution and separate from the faculty or academics, although some personnel may have joint responsibilities...
, other student groups, and in the surrounding community. The campus chapter leadership team might include many members, with administrative responsibilities delegated to
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and
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chairpersons.
Notable CRs
Notable College Republicans have included prominent Republican
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,
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President
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, former
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,
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, North Carolina Congressman Patrick McHenry, conservative activist
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, lobbyist
Jack AbramoffJack Abramoff is an American former lobbyist, businessman and con man who was a central figure in a series of high-profile political scandals. He is currently incarcerated at the satellite prison camp adjacent to the Federal Correctional Institution in Cumberland, Maryland...
, former
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,
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, lobbyist and
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, Texas Republican Party Chairman Emeritus Tom Pauken, New York political consultant
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and Canadian political consultant
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. California Republican State Chairman
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was President of the
College Republicans at Stony Brook University. Former
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and U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was elected president of her College Republican chapter at Wellesley College in her freshman year due before switching parties due to the war in Vietnam. President Calvin Coolidge is the only College Republican ever to be elected President of the United States. Karl Rove, a Senior Bush Advisor and currently a contributor on Fox News is probably one of the most famous College Republicans.
Activities
The CRNC organizes election-year field representative programs to send paid
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to recruit and train students and chapters nationwide. Former national chair
Jack AbramoffJack Abramoff is an American former lobbyist, businessman and con man who was a central figure in a series of high-profile political scandals. He is currently incarcerated at the satellite prison camp adjacent to the Federal Correctional Institution in Cumberland, Maryland...
founded the field representative program in 1981. The program faltered during the 1980s and was revived during the late 1990s.
During the election season, campus chapters are responsible for organizing and implementing the campus
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, running
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s, managing the local
get-out-the-vote"Get out the vote" are terms used to describe two categories of political activity, both aimed at increasing the number of votes cast in one or more elections.-Non-partisan contexts :...
efforts. At other times, the campus chapters will organize
issue advocacyAdvocacy is the pursuit of influencing outcomes — including public-policy and resource allocation decisions within political, economic, and social systems and institutions — that directly affect people’s current lives...
and
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efforts, welcome conservative guest speakers to campus, and organize social events and other recruitment activities.
During the election season, the CRNC focuses on developing a "mass based youth effort" directed toward electing Republican candidates. The CRNC often sends paid field representatives to individual campuses to assist in organizing the election efforts. Generally the hired field representative or chapter chair begins the school year with membership tables on campus for recruitment. Members use
door-to-door canvassingCanvassing is the systematic initiation of direct contact with a target group of individuals commonly used during political campaigns. A campaign team will knock on doors of private residences within a particular geographic area, engaging in face-to-face personal interaction with voters...
and
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to identify and
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as many Republican voters among the student body as possible. These individuals are encouraged to vote through an
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and assist the candidates with election day
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efforts. Chapters occasionally run student
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s and other special events as a means to gain
positive earned media attentionEarned media refers to favorable publicity gained through promotional efforts other than advertising, as opposed to paid media, which refers to publicity gained through advertising...
for a candidate. At other times, the campus chapters will organize issue advocacy and lobbying efforts, welcome conservative guest speakers to campus, and organize social events and other recruitment activities.
Founding and early history
The College Republicans were founded as the American Republican College League on May 17, 1892 at the
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. The organization was spear-headed by law student James Francis Burke, who would later serve as a Congressman from Pennsylvania. The inaugural meeting was attended by over 1,000 students from across the county, from
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in the west to
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in the east. Contemporary politicians also attended the meeting, including Judge John M. Thurston, Senator
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, Congressman J. Sloat Fassett, Congressman W. E. Mason, John M. Langston, and Abraham Lincoln's successor in the Illinois State Legislature, A. J. Lester. Then-Governor of Ohio
William McKinleyWilliam McKinley Jr. was the 25th President of the United States, and the last veteran of the American Civil War to be elected to the office....
gave a rousing keynote speech.
The College Republicans quickly pursued a strategy of sending college students to vote in their home districts and registering others to vote where they schooled to swing closely-contested districts. This strategy was successfully implemented for the
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between
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and
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, helping win Bryan's home state of Nebraska for McKinley.
The College Republicans were financed, at least in part, by the
Republican National CommitteeThe Republican National Committee provides national leadership for the Republican Party of the United States. It is responsible for developing and promoting the Republican political platform, as well as coordinating fundraising and election strategy. It is also responsible for organizing and...
throughout much of its history. James Francis Burke received significant funding from the RNC to support the American Republican College League's founding and to maintain the organization's early offices in
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and
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. By 1924, the organization was operating directly under the auspices of the RNC as the Associated University Republican Clubs.
The relative dominance of the Democratic party through the 1930s through the 1960s coincided with a precipitous drop in the membership and effectiveness of the College Republicans. In 1931, the College Republicans were absorbed as an arm of the
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. For the next several years the organization operated alternately under the auspices of the "Republican National League," "Young Republican National Committee," and the "Division of Young Republican Activities." In 1935, the College Republicans were merged into the newly created Young Republican National Federation, encompassing both college students and young professionals. College Republican operations continued under the Young Republicans until the 1965 founding of the "College Republican National Committee."
Modern history
In 1967,
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, then a field representative for the CRNC to Kentucky, developed many of the principles now used by the College Republicans. As the college organizer supporting Louie Nunn's campaign for
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, Blackwell organized approximately 5,000 college student volunteers who dropped 93,000 pieces of literature, posted 20,000 flyers, mailed 15,000 hand-addressed and signed postcards to friends of known student supporters of Nunn, and processed over 8,000 absentee ballots. On election day, Nunn became the first Republican Governor of Kentucky. The
New York Times and Louie Nunn himself credited the efforts of Blackwell's volunteers.
In 1970, the Young Republican National Federation was permanently spun off from the College Republicans in 1970 to prevent counter-productive infighting among the two groups. In 1972 the
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made the College Republican National Committee an auxiliary arm of the RNC.
In 1973,
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ran for chair of the College Republicans. He challenged the front-runner’s delegates, throwing the national convention into disarray, after which both he and his opponent, Robert Edgeworth, claimed victory. The dispute was resolved when Rove was selected through the direct order of the chairman of the Republican National Committee, who at the time was George H W Bush.
By 1980, only 250 active College Republican chapters remained. By the US Presidential election in 1980, that number had increased to 1,000 active clubs, helping Reagan win 98 of 105 mock elections and recruiting thousands of voters. This success led to $290,000 in financial assistance from the RNC, mainly to implement Jack Abramoff's field representative program. Abramoff's fund-raising efforts brought in an additional $1,160,000 during the next two years. By 1983, only 10% of the CRNC's budget came from the RNC.
Prompted by the 2002
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, the CRNC officially left the control of the RNC by reforming as a
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, allowing it to operate independently and raise unlimited amount of money for issue-advocacy work. As a 527 group, the organization is prohibited from coordinating directly with a particular campaign and its recent focus has turned towards developing volunteers and other support activities rather than outright campaigning. The shift has allowed the CRNC to vastly expand its fundraising efforts. During its first two years, the CRNC raised $17.3 million, most going to pay fundraising costs and other administrative costs, while leaving more than $2 million to expand the field representative program and to improve pay for the full-time positions.
The CRNC was criticized for its relationship with Response Dynamics, a
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-based
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company.
The relationship became an issue during the 2005 election for National Chairman, which was won by former CRNC Treasurer,
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, whose signature was on the questionable fundraising letters.
Morgan Wilkins, a CRNC field representative for election 2006 was placed on probation by the CRNC after suggesting several controversial events might be held on the
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-- Ann Arbor Campus, to that school's student newspaper, the
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. The events included, "Catch an Illegal Immigrant Day" and "Fun with Guns Day," where students were to shoot cardboard cutouts of prominent Democrats. This incident ultimately became a major news story on several national media outlets. Several sources, including the
Michigan Daily incorrectly identified Ms. Wilkins as an employee of the
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, rather than the CRNC, eliciting an outcry from
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Chairman,
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. In return, GOP Chairman
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condemned Wilkins' activities, as well as
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.
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named Wilkins his "Worst Person in the World." She was suspended for the incident, and later fired by the CRNC for later creating a
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group in which she promised to make out with individuals who signed up volunteers for get out the vote efforts.
See also
- List of Chairpersons of the College Republicans
- William and Mary College Republicans
- Republican National Committee
The Republican National Committee provides national leadership for the Republican Party of the United States. It is responsible for developing and promoting the Republican political platform, as well as coordinating fundraising and election strategy. It is also responsible for organizing and...
- Young Republicans
The Young Republicans is an organization for members of the Republican Party of the United States between the ages of 18 and 40. It has both a national organization and chapters in individual states....
- Teenage Republicans
Teen Age Republicans or "TARS" are members of the organization National Teen Age Republicans. The TARS are an official auxiliary organization of the Republican Party. There are various TARS clubs throughout the country, at the county and state level...
- College Democrats
The College Democrats of America is an organization of college and university students that support the Democratic Party.-History:The College Democrats of America organization was founded in 1932 to help the election campaign of presidential nominee Franklin D. Roosevelt...
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