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The RNHA of Illinois is a statewide organization of Hispanic Republican leaders in the business, public and private sectors throughout Illinios.

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October 20, 2011
ILRNHA News
IL RNHA Supports Amending Election Code to Require Voter ID

We've all heard the stories of the dead voting for JFK in the razor thin election of 1960. And we've heard stories since of phantom voters in Florida and Ohio and Milwaukee voting in multiple precincts. So what's so wrong …

July 21, 2011
ILRNHA News
New DuPage County RNHA Chapter

The IL RNHA would like to congratulate Eligio Marin, the new Chairman of the DuPage County chapter of the RNHA.  “I am honored to receive the trust to lead the DuPage County RNHA Chapter,” said Marin. “Our nation is facing …

May 4, 2011
ILRNHA News
IL RNHA Releases Statement Supporting Passage of the School Choice Act

Education is the silver bullet. Education is everything. And Illinois has tried every bureaucratic avenue available to it, spent far and away more money on our students in our public schools than ever before; yet, our performance rates are suffering, …

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April 23, 2012
ILRNHA Post
Gloria Campos Elected Jackson County GOP Chairman

Gloria Campos Elected Jackson County GOP Chairman

The Republican National Hispanic Assembly of Illinois would like to congratulate Gloria Campos on her new position as the Jackson County GOP Chairman. Gloria was unanimously elected last week, April 18, 2012, at the Jackson County GOP Convention. Gloria Campos …

November 1, 2011
ILRNHA Post
RNHA Regional Reps & State Chapters Reject Maldonado’s Fraudulent Re-Election as RNHA National Chair

Today, we, the National Committee of the RNHA, strongly reject the leadership of an unethical individual who embarrasses all Republicans and Hispanics as a whole. Her Dictatorial leadership doesn’t have a place in this wonderful country. Ms. Alci Maldonado hosted …

September 28, 2011
ILRNHA Post
RNHA IL Mourns the Passing of Mary Jo Arndt

RNHA IL Mourns the Passing of Mary Jo Arndt

Mary Jo Arndt changed Illinois, and her legacy is still shaping our lives, and for Hispanic Republicans, she was a tremendous source of inspiration. It was a great honor for us to consider her a friend, mentor, and leader. Our thoughts …

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