Please join RJC members and the RJC PAC
for a fundraising event for

Lisa Scheller
Candidate for Congress, PA-7

With Special Guest
Rep. Tom Emmer, Chairman of the NRCC

Hosted by Francine and Bob Lipstein. 
Main Line location provided upon RSVP.

Contribution to Scheller for Congress required in order to attend:

Host Committee - $1,000 per person

Attendee - $250 per person

RSVP is required and space is limited. 

To RSVP, please email Scott Feigelstein at [email protected] or call 610-667-1263.

Please remember that contributing to Lisa Scheller's campaign via the RJC PAC conduit program accomplishes three things at once. First, Lisa gets the financial support she needs. Second, you are credited for providing that support. And third, the money is marked as coming from an RJC member, making each donation a force-multiplier. This branded financial bundling is critical to letting our friends in the House and Senate know that the Republican Jewish community has their backs!

The Republican Jewish Coalition is excited to invite you
to attend an in-person event with 

Congressman Troy Nehls

Congressman Nehls will talk about the critical issues he's working on in Washington, DC. 

Congressman Nehls is serving his first term in the United States Congress
representing the district formerly held by Congressman Pete Olson
which covers Katy, Sugar Land, and Pearland. 

There is no charge for current RJC members and leaders.

RSVP to [email protected] or 202.349.9585

More About Congressman Nehls

Congressman Troy Nehls proudly represents the 22nd Congressional District of Texas in the U.S. House of Representatives. Texas’ 22nd Congressional District includes portions of Fort Bend, Brazoria, and Harris counties. Prior to his election to Congress, Troy served our district for nearly 30 years in law enforcement and served our country 21 years in the US Army Reserve.

At the age of 19, Troy enlisted in the U.S. Army Reserve. He deployed on combat tours to Iraq and Afghanistan, among other places. After 21 years of service, he retired with the rank of Major and as the recipient of two Bronze Star medals. Back home, Troy continued his service through law enforcement, a multi-generational tradition for his family.

In 1994, Troy began his law enforcement service with Fort Bend ISD. He spent the next twenty-six years serving Fort Bend County in various law enforcement roles. From 2004 to 2012, he served two terms as the elected Constable for Ft. Bend County Pct. 4. After two successful terms as Constable, Troy was elected as Fort Bend County Sheriff in 2012. In 2016, Troy was re-elected and completed his second term in December 2020.

In his 8 years as Sheriff, Troy maintained his fiscal conservative principles while overseeing 826 staffers and managing the $79 million budget allotted to the Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office. He used his position as Sheriff to advance awareness in mental health by hosting various awareness-campaigns and playing a critical role in the launch of a mental health unit specialized in responding to dispatches relating to mental illness. Most notably, in his eight years as Sheriff, burglaries were reduced 60%, aggravated assaults were reduced 27%, and robberies were reduced 31%.