In Cutting Programs to Cover Mounting Administrative and Legal Costs, the NRA Risks Losing Even More Members

Brian Mittendorf, The Ohio State University

The National Rifle Association’s financial firepower, which arose in part due to its large and loyal membership base, has long been one of the gun group’s main sources of strength.

But the NRA has in recent years faced a financial tsunami, one that came to light after the 2016 election. A swirl of disagreements with longtime business partners, accusations of waste and misspending, ballooning debt and lawsuits from the New York and Washington, D.C.

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