James Wallace Elected As 76th NRA Director

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posted on May 18, 2024
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The results of the in-person balloting at the 153rd Annual Meetings & Exhibits have been received from the National Rifle Association's election auditing firm.

James L. Wallace has been elected by the members to a one-year term ending in 2025.

The final vote tally is as follows:

James L. Wallace – 212
Joel Friedman – 142
Greer Johnson – 96
John C. Sigler – 87
Kim Rhode – 79
David A. Keene – 70
Antonio A. Hernandez – 28
Regina Roberts - 26

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