• are not registered to vote;
• have never voted or rarely vote; 
• used to vote on a regular basis but now feel disenfranchised from the system; 
• are registered Independent and do not have ties to either major party; or,
• are new citizens who are not registered or who recently registered to vote

Many of these women are minorities, many speak English as a second language, and many belong to communities that feel isolated from our democratic process. These groups of women are the focus of our Woman to Woman voter education program. 

Our goal is to reach out to women from these demographic groups, showing them that we share their values and beliefs and that we want them to join us in the cause of good government.

Through a series of subprograms -- such as producing a multi-cultural video, creating a Spanish web site, and launching a grassroots outreach effort at the club level, we are communicating a powerful message: that no matter who you are or where you come from, there is a place for you in the NFRW and in the Republican Party. Our doors are open to women of all ages, all ethnicities, all backgrounds.