RPAC
The Pennsylvania Realtors® Political Action Committee (RPAC) is the political arm of PAR working to support candidates who support Realtor® and consumer interests.
RPAC Investment Levels
RPAC has many investment levels to choose from, each with various benefits.
Investment Levels
NAR President’s Circle
NAR RPAC Hall of Fame
PAR RPAC Hall of Fame
Corporate Major Investors
Elections
Realtor® support of RPAC is essential to the political success of PAR, the National Association of Realtors® and local Realtor® associations. Realtor® investments help elect candidates who support Realtor® and consumer interests.
RPAC is non-partisan, considering all candidates for support and focusing on where candidates stand on Realtor® issues, rather than their party affiliation.
RPAC works closely with local Realtor® associations throughout a rigorous candidate screening and support process. RPAC policy requires candidate interviews in all races involving an open seat. Candidate interviews for races involving an incumbent are not necessary unless there is interest in supporting a challenger.
The purpose of the detailed candidate screening process is to develop and strengthen local contacts with candidates and elected officials and to convey Realtor® issues and concerns, as well as to elect candidates to public office who have a detailed understanding of Realtor® and consumer issues. The rigorous process also aims to encourage Realtor® participation in the political process.
If you are a candidate for state-level public office and you’re interested in learning more about our screening process, please contact Sherri Martin, PAR director of Public Policy & Political Affairs.
Determining which candidate to support is an important process involving local association members, RPAC Trustees and state and local staff. Contact PA RPAC staff to see how you can get involved.
2021 Elections - Key Dates
- May 18 – Pennsylvania primary election. Polls are open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
- Nov. 2 – Pennsylvania general election. Polls are open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
RPAC 2020 General Election Guide
Learn about the candidates RPAC endorsed in the 2020 general election.
2021 RPAC Investors
Thank you RPAC investors!
As of June 11, 2021
PA RPAC Hall of Fame
President’s Circle Members
Platinum ‘R’ Members
Golden ‘R’ Members
Crystal ‘R’ Members
Sterling ‘R’ Members
Governor’s Club Members
Capitol Club Members
$99 Club Members
RPAC Leadership
Pennsylvania RPAC is governed by a 20-member Board of Trustees, with two trustees from each of the 10 PAR districts.
2021 Officers:
- Chair: Brian Slater
- Vice Chair: Mark Mohn
- Treasurer: Linc Slipakoff
Click here for a full list of all 2021 PA Realtors® Political Action Committee Trustees, contact information and jurisdictions.
RPAC Campaign Finance Reports
2019
2020
2021
Disclaimers
Personal Contribution Disclaimer:
Contributions are not deductible for income tax purposes. Contributions to RPAC are voluntary and are used for political purposes. The amount suggested is merely a guideline and you may contribute more or less than the suggested amount. You may refuse to contribute without reprisal and the National Association of REALTORS® or any of its state associations or local boards will not favor or disfavor any member because of the amount contributed. 70% of each contribution is used by your state PAC to support state and local political candidates. Until your state PAC reaches its RPAC goal 30% is sent to National RPAC to support federal candidates and is charged against your limits under 52 U.S.C. § 30116; after the state PAC reaches its RPAC goal it may elect to retain your entire contribution for use in supporting state and local candidates.
Corporate Contribution Disclaimer:
All contributions are non-deductible. 100% of your contribution up to $999 will be directed to the PA RPAC administrative fund, which utilizes the funds to engage in other political activities. 30% of corporate investments $1,000 or more will be directed to NAR’s Political Advocacy Fund, which utilizes the funds to engage in other federal political activities, and the state RPAC administrative fund will retain 70%.