Ronna McDaniel is facing an increasingly uphill battle to hold on to her position as RNC chair.
A growing number of Republicans want to see a change in leadership at the RNC after the disappointing outcome of the 2022 midterms.
The Texas GOP has already made it clear that they don’t support McDaniel.
Now a Republican official in Nebraska has rescinded his endorsement of her.
Breitbart News reports:
Nebraska GOP Chairman Rescinds Endorsement of Ronna McDaniel for RNC Chair
Nebraska Republican Party Chairman Eric Underwood sent a letter to the Republican National Committee (RNC) rescinding his endorsement of Ronna McDaniel’s reelection bid for the top spot.
“At this time, I rescind my endorsement of Chairwoman McDaniel,” he wrote in the letter first reported by the Post Millennial, adding that he will “not make any further public endorsement for any leadership level at the RNC.”
McDaniel has been met with resistance as she looks to run for a fourth two-year term as RNC chair after Republicans saw poor results last month in the midterm election.
“I have decided to bring the question of RNC Leadership to a vote of the elected members of the Nebraska Central Committee at our January 21st meeting,” Underwood indicated. “I will present a vote to the 166 SCC members as to their desire for RNC Chair & I will represent the will ‘of the people’ as such.”
“Let me be clear, if these next six weeks before our RNC 2023 Winter Meeting are about publicly declaring sides, earning favor, & the ‘loyalty’ to any leadership, OR choosing to fight for the people of Nebraska…I chose the people of Nebraska,” he added.
Additionally, the Arizona Republican Party recently passed a resolution calling on McDaniel to resign.
Tonight, the Executive Committee of the @AZGOP unanimously passed a resolution calling for @GOPChairwoman Ronna Romney McDaniel’s resignation. pic.twitter.com/N97EiYRzAD
— Republican Party of Arizona (@AZGOP) December 9, 2022
People on the right are ready for a change. The RNC should listen.
Cross posted from American Lookout.