Putting The REALTOR ® Party & RPAC to Work Charlie Oppler 2013 REALTOR Party Disbursement Liaison.

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Putting The REALTOR ® Party & RPAC to Work Charlie Oppler 2013 REALTOR Party Disbursement Liaison

Where Your Money Goes REALTOR ® Party Resources – from dues dollars RPAC Disbursements – from voluntary investments AND dues dollars

REALTOR ® Party + RPAC = Unparalleled Grassroots Power A Winning Combination

REALTOR ® Party Association Resources in Nearly 550 REALTOR ® Associations 3,000Tapped into 3,000 advocacy & community outreach programs

Never before have we touched so many REALTORS ® in so many states with NAR community outreach and advocacy resources.

REALTOR ® Party Resources Campaign Resources Member Mobilization Tools RPAC Fundraising Tools Housing opportunity and Smart Growth Grants Game Changers – funding for unique ideas developed by REALTOR ® Associations

Your Advocacy Dollars: Served Up Five Ways Federal RPAC Disbursements Federal Issue Campaigns State/local Candidate Campaigns State/local Issue Campaigns Housing opportunity, smart growth, diversity grants

RPAC Federal Disbursements

RPAC Three Ways Direct Contributions –“hard dollars” given directly to candidates Opportunity Races –directed only to REALTORS ® Independent Expenditure Races –directed to public independent of campaign

RPAC’s Winning Track Record -- Independent Expenditures & Opportunity Races In 2012 Involved in 96 races Won 76 races 79 percent win rate

Breaking it Down: Opportunity Races 20 Primaries –Won 1575% –Won 15, lost 5 = 75% 76 General –Won 6180% –Won 61, lost 15 = 80% 96 TOTAL –Won 7679% –Won 76, lost 20 = 79%

2012 Primary Election Targets: WONRep. Gary Miller (R-CA) - WON WONRep. Marc Veasey (D-TX) – WON WONRep. Gary Peters (D-MI) – WON Breaking it Down: Independent Expenditures

2012 General Election Targets: WON Rep. Brad Sherman (D-CA) - WON WON Rep. Gary Miller (R-CA) - WON WON Rep. Tom Latham (R-IA) - WON LOST Rep. Judy Biggert (R-IL) - LOST WON Rep. Tom Reed (R-NY) - WON WON Rep. Mike Fitzpatrick (R-PA) - WON Breaking it Down: Independent Expenditures

Top 10 PACs in 2012—RPAC Still Leads Direct Candidate Contributions Hundred Million $

2012 RPAC Direct Contributions 54 percent Republican 46 percent Democrat MOST BIPARTISAN The MOST BIPARTISAN of “Top Ten” RPAC Supports Pro-REALTOR ® Candidates-- Regardless of Party

2010 Top Independent Expenditure Groups Interest Groups

2012 Top Independent Expenditure Groups Interest Groups

State/Local Candidate Campaigns

State/Local Candidate Campaigns Ten Times Bigger in Independent Expenditure Races 38 –In 38 States –Compared with 29 races in 10 states in 2011 Won 68 percent of primary races Won 63 percent of general election races

Grooming REALTORS ® at State/Local Level In 2012: Supported 47 REALTORS ® Elected 26 REALTORS ® to public office

Polling is Key 174 Surveys in 2012 –57 Primary polls –91 General Election polls

Candidate Training Academy Pilot Sessions in Pennsylvania and Nevada –More to come in 2013

Success Stories Posted at Los Angeles Area REALTORS Move Quickly to Win City Council Special Election Washington State REALTORS Score Victory in Edmonds Mayor’s Race Arcadia (CA) REALTORS ® Put Facebook to Work in City Council Election Victory Pennsylvania Association Helps Elect Two REALTOR ® Champions to General Assembly SouthEast Valley Association (AZ) Helps Elect One of Their Own to Chandler City Council — In Close Race, Southwest Riverside (CA) REALTORS ® Help Elect Friend to County Supervisor Office Oklahoma Association Goes Beyond PAC Contributions to Help Elect Two REALTOR ® Champions Idaho REALTOR ® Re-Elect Tireless Champion to Pocatello City Council

Some of the Mailers

State/Local Issue Campaigns

State/Local Issue Campaigns Five Times Bigger in From 11 Issue Campaigns in 2011 to 52 in 2012 Fighting transfer taxes, saving the mortgage interest deduction supporting transportation projects, among the campaigns

Success Stories Posted at Los Angeles Area REALTORS Defeat Double Transfer Tax Virgin Islands Association Takes on Historic Preservation With Issues Mobilization Grant Transfer Tax Victory in Louisiana Hilton Head (SC) REALTORS ® Partner With Mayor for Balanced Land Management Santa Fe REALTORS Bring New Life, and Housing, to “Tired” Commercial Area REALTORS ® Help Bring Light Rail to Hampton Roads, VA Oregon REALTORS ® Pass Ballot Measure 79 and Stop Unfair, Double Taxes Kansas & Maryland REALTORS ® Save Mortgage Interest Deduction for State’s Itemizers North Dakota Association Stands Up for Local Control in Property Tax Battle -- and Wins!

Putting it All Together

Other groups may have more money, but we have something they don’t…

We have… Politically active REALTORS ® in every city and township Three Way Agreement Issues that Matter to All Americans Bipartisan Advocacy

REALTOR ® Party Resource Guide Campaign Resources RPAC Fundraising Tools Housing Opportunity & Smart Growth grants Game Changers

So, What Are You Waiting For?

Don’t Waste Another Minute, Another Week, Another Month Invest in RPAC Inspire colleagues to invest in RPAC Get your state/local association behind a REALTOR ® Champion for public office Get your association involved in a state/local issue campaign

Putting The REALTOR ® Party & RPAC to Work Charlie Oppler 2013 REALTOR Party Disbursement Liaison