NRA troubles have some Republicans concerned about 2020 voter turnout

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Following several weeks of highly publicized turmoil within the National Rifle Association, some Republicans feel that the group’s problems could affect the vigor of potential GOP voters in the upcoming 2020 election, according to a new report.

“No organization has been more important to conservative voter education and engagement than the NRA,” former executive director of American Conservative Union Gregg Keller told Politico. “We all hope they’re able to mount the kind of effort in the 2020 cycle they have in the past.” But he noted, “The situation has folks nervous.”

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