NRA Financial Spiral Slows as Reformers Cement Control
The National Rifle Association (NRA) reports a slower financial decline in 2024, despite a drop in member dues to $51.7 million compared to $61.8 million in 2023. Notably, expenditures also decreased, with the organization ending the year nearly $10 million in the red, an improvement from previous years. A reform faction gained full control of leadership, aiming to address transparency and recover from a corruption scandal involving former leader Wayne LaPierre. Legal spending has diminished, falling significantly in early 2025. However, the NRA still faces challenges, including ongoing compliance issues and the need to recover from historical financial mismanagement. Experts suggest a cautious optimism for a potential comeback, contingent on improved programming and regaining lapsed members.
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