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Grassroots Legislative Update—Sept. 23, 2024

Posted By Dave Workman On Monday, September 23, 2024 09:07 AM. Under Breaking News, Congress, Featured, Legislative Update, News, Second Amendment  
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By Tanya Metaksa

What’s New—Politics: Presidential Race: NRA-ILA Executive Director writes guest editorial in the Daily Caller regarding Kamala Harris’ “gun policy”;  listing of endorsements in U.S. House races; Texas State Fair: Judge denies Attorney General Paxton’s request for injunction; Wyoming: no info on the Judiciary meeting last weekend; Marquette Poll.

Marquette University Poll

A solid majority, 64%, favors Bruen’s affirmation of the right to possess a firearm outside the home, while 36% oppose the decision. These views have not changed much since the September 2023 polls.

Presidential race

Randy Kozuch, Executive Director of the National Rifle Association’s Institute for Legislative Action (NRA-ILA), has written a guest editorial, The Truth About Kamala Harris’s Gun Policy, for the Daily Caller and the NRA-ILA website. The NRS-ILA editorial is entitled Kamala for Gun Confiscation: In Her Own Words.

Politics

The listing for all NRA-endorsed House of Representative candidates can be found here.

Endorsed Candidates

Alabama:

1st District: Barry Moore

2nd District: Caroleene Dobson

3rd District: Mike Rogers

4th District: Robert Aderholt

5th District: Dale Strong

6th District: Gary Palmer

Arizona:

1st District: David Schweikert

2nd District: Eli Crane

5th District: Andy Biggs

6th District: Juan Ciscomani

8th District: Abraham “Abe” Hamadeh

9th District: Paul Gosar

Arkansas:

1st District: Rick Crawford

2nd District: French Hill

3rd District: Steve Womack

4th District: Bruce Westerman

California:

1st District: Doug LaMalfa

3rd District: Kevin Kiley

5th District: Tom McClintock

13th District: John Duarte

20th District: Vince Fong

27th District: Mike Garcia

40th District: Young Kim

41st District: Ken Calvert

45th District: Michelle Steel

47th District: Scott Baugh

48th District: Darrell Issa

Colorado:

3rd District: Jeff Hurd

4th District: Lauren Boebert

5th District: Jeff Crank

8th District: Gabe Evans

Florida:

1st District: Matt Gaetz

2nd District: Neal Dunn

3rd District: Kate Cammack

5th District: John Rutherford

6th District: Mike Waltz

7th District: Cory Mills

8th District: Mike Haridopolos

11th District: Dan Webster

12th District: Gus Bilirakis

13th District: Anna Paulina Luna

17th District: Greg Steube

18th District: Scott Franklin

19th District: Byron Donalds

26th District: Mario Diaz-Balart

Georgia:

1st District: Buddy Carter

3rd District: Brian Jack

7th District: Rick McCormick

8th District: Austin Scott

9th District: Andrew Clyde

10th District: Mike Collins

11th District: Barry Loudermilk

12th District: Rick Allen

14th District: Marjorie Taylor Greene

Idaho:

1st District: Russ Fulcher

2nd District: Mike Simpson

Illinois:

12th District: Mike Bost

15th District: Mary E. Miller

16th District: Darin LaHood

17th District: Joe McGraw

Indiana:

2nd District: Rudy Yakym

3rd District: Marlin Stutzman

4th District: Jim Baird

5th District: Victoria Spartz

8th District: Mark Messmer

9th District: Erin Houchin

Iowa:

1st District: Mariannette Miller-Meeks

2nd District: Ashley Hinson

3rd District: Zach Nunn

4th District: Randy Feenstra

Kansas:

1st District: Steve Scalise

3rd District: Clay Higgins

4th District: Ron Estes

Kentucky:

1st District: James Comer

2nd District: Brent Guthrie

4th District: Thomas Massie

5th District: Hal Rogers

6th District: Andy Barr

Louisiana:

1st District: Tracey Mann

3rd District: Derek Schmidt

4th District: Mike Johnson

5th District: Julia Letlow

Maine:

2nd District: Austin Theriault

Maryland:

1st District: Andy Harris Minnesota

1st District: Brad Finstad

6th District: Tom Emmer

7th District: Pete Stauber

Mississippi:

1st District: Trent Kelly

3rd District: Michael Guest

4th District: Mike Ezell

Missouri:

2nd District: Ann Wagner

3rd District: Bob Onder

4th District: Mark Alford

6th District: Sam Graves

7th District: Eric Burlison

8th District: Jason Smith

Montana:

1st District: Ryan Zinke

2nd District: Troy Downing

Nebraska:

1st District: Mike Flood

2nd District: Don Bacon

3rd District: Adrian Smith

Nevada:

2nd District: Mark Amodei

4th District: John Lee

New Jersey:

2nd District: Jeff Van Drew

New Mexico:

2nd District: Yvette Herrell

New York:

1st District: Nick LaLota

18th District: Alison Esposito

19th District: Marc Molinaro

21st District: Elise Stefanik

22nd District: Brandon Williams

23rd District: Nick Langworthy

24th District: Claudia Tenney

North Carolina:

1st District: Laurie Buckhout

3rd District: Greg Murphy

5th District: Virginia Foxx

6th District: Addison McDowell

7th District: David Rouzer

8th District: Mark Harris

9th District: Richard Hudson

10th District: Pat Harrigan

11th District: Chuck Edwards

13th District: Brad Knott

14th District: Tim Moore

North Dakota:

1st District: Julie Fedorchak

Oklahoma:

1st District: Kevin Hern

2nd District: Josh Brecheen

3rd District: Frank D. Lucas

4th District: Tom Cole

5th District: Stephanie Bice

Pennsylvania:

7th District: Ryan Mackenzie

8th District: Rob Bresnahan

9th District: Daniel Meuser

10th District: Scott Perry

11th District: Lloyd Smucker

13th District: John Joyce

14th District: Guy Reschenthaler

15th District: Glenn “GT” Thompson

16th District: Mike Kelly

South Carolina:

1st District: Nancy Mace

2nd District: Joe Wilson

3rd District: Sheri Biggs

4th District: William Timmons

5th District: Ralph Norman

7th District: Russell Fry

South Dakota:

1st District: Dusty Johnson

Tennessee:

1st District: Diana Harshbarger

2nd District: Tim Burchett

3rd District: Charles “Chuck” Fleischmann

4th District: Scott DesJarlais

5th District: Andy Ogles

6th District: John Rose

7th District: Mark Green

8th District: David Kustoff

Texas:

1st District: Nathaniel Moran

2nd District: Dan Crenshaw

3rd District: Keith Self

4th District: Pat Fallon

5th District: Lance Gooden

6th District: Jake Ellzey

8th District: Morgan Luttrell

10th District: Michael McCaul

11th District: August Pfluger

12th District: Craig Goldman

13th District: Ronny Jackson

14th District: Randy Weber

15th District: Monica De La Cruz

17th District: Pete Sessions

19th District: Jodey Arrington

21st District: Chip Roy

22nd District: Troy Nehls

24th District: Beth Van Duyne

25th District: Roger Williams

26th District: Brandon Gill

27th District: Michael Cloud

31st District: John Carter

34th District: Mayra Flores

36th District: Brian Babin

38th District: Wesley Hunt

Utah:

1st District: Blake D. Moore

2nd District: Celeste Maloy

3rd District: Mike Kennedy

4th District: Burgess Owens

Virginia:

1st District: Jen Kiggans

5th District: John McGuire

6th District: Ben Cline

7th District: Derrick Anderson

9th District: Morgan Griffith

Washington:

3rd District: Joe Kent

4th District: Dan Newhouse

5th District: Mike Baumgartner

West Virginia:

1st District: Carol Miller

2nd District: Riley Moore

Wisconsin:

1st District: Bryan Steil

3rd District: Derek Van Orden

5th District: Scott Fitzgerald

6th District: Glenn Grothman

7th District: Tom Tiffany

8th District: Tony Wied

Wyoming:

At Large: Harriet Hageman

Texas State Fair

On September 19, 2024, a Texas state district judge denied Attorney General Ken Paxton’s request for an injunction to block the firearms ban at the Texas State Fair that begins September 27. Paxton’s office has filed a notice of accelerated appeal with the Texas 15th Court of Appeals.

State Legislation and local communities

States that are still in session: California (recess), Illinois (recess),  Massachusetts, Michigan, New Hampshire (recess), New Jersey, Ohio (recess), Oklahoma (recess), North Carolina (recess),  Pennsylvania, South Carolina (recess), Virginia (recess), Wisconsin (recess)

Wyoming: The Joint Judiciary Committee held meetings on Sept. 19-20. The agenda included an item titled Firearms. As of the close of the meetings, no documents were available under the firearms agenda.

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