The RLCCA relies upon volunteer Endorsement Coordinators to help facilitate the process of reviewing and endorsing candidates for California's 53 seats in the House of Representatives and 120 seats in the state legislature. Endorsement Coordinators can also facilitate endorsements in county and local races.

The responsibilities of being an Endorsement Coordinator include:

1. Attempting to contact, via email and phone/voicemail, all Republican candidates in races where the RLCCA is considering endorsing a Republican candidate. (Sample letter.)
2. Offering said candidates the opportunity to be considered for endorsement.
3. Assisting interested candidates with the endorsement process, specifically with the Liberty Compact and federal candidate questionnaire. (More info.)
4. Answering any questions candidates may have.
5. Ensuring that the RLCCA Board of Directors has received all information submitted by candidates.

The list of the current Endorsement Coordinators is below. Endorsement Coordinators may find it useful to cross reference the below list with the (private, password protected) list of candidates currently being considered.

If you would like to contact an Endorsement Coordinator or volunteer to become a coordinator, please contact us.

If you wish to propose a candidate’s name for consideration, please include the following information about the candidate:

• Candidate’s name, contact information, brief biography, and web site;
• The candidate’s party affiliation;
• Nature of the race, e.g., office sought, opposition, voter demographics, likelihood of victory, campaign funding, etc;
• The personal characteristics and viability of the candidate;
• The candidate’s position on many of the various key barometer issues, e.g, taxes, spending, eminent domain abuse, war on drugs, asset forfeiture, free trade, Real ID, etc.; and
• A case for endorsement (optional)

All of the above information should be sent via email for consideration by the RLCCA Board of Directors.

Endorsements for Governor and Senate will be coordinated by the Chairman and Secretary.