Orientation Wrap-up

What is AMAC Action’s primary role? *

To sell AMAC memberships

To endorse conservative candidates for office

To serve as the advocacy arm of AMAC and advance policy aligned with AMAC’s mission

To provide Social Security and Medicare counseling

AMAC Action is described as a 501(c)(4) organization. What does the transcript say it operates on? *

Membership dues only

Government grants

Corporate sponsorships

Generous donations from supporters

Which of the following best describes the role of an AMAC Action Delegate? *

A paid lobbyist assigned to Washington, D.C.

A liaison to local congressional offices and elected officials

A customer service representative for AMAC memberships

A trainer for the AMAC Foundation’s Social Security advisors

According to the training, what should delegates do if they identify a state bill that aligns with AMAC Action’s mission? *

Contact the media immediately

Bring it to AMAC Action’s attention

Start a petition without notifying AMAC Action

Endorse a candidate who supports it

What does AMAC Action specifically say it does not do? *

Host calls to action

Meet with elected officials

Endorse candidates or elected officials

Provide policy briefings

What are Freedom Forums and event hosting opportunities meant to help delegates do? *

Raise membership dues

Support candidate campaigns

Educate and engage members on issues, policy, and elected officials

Replace AMAC Action staff in official communications

Which of the following is listed as one of AMAC Action’s legislative priorities? *

Entertainment policy

Election integrity

International tourism

Corporate branding

What must new delegates do after registering for the resource library to officially become an AMAC Action Delegate? *

Pay a registration fee

Attend Hill Day in Washington, D.C.

Read and e-sign the delegate guidelines acknowledgement form

Complete the entire Constitutional Advocacy Academy

What is the purpose of the Constitutional Advocacy Academy mentioned in the training? *

To train citizens in effective advocacy and policy engagement

To certify members as Social Security advisors

To prepare delegates to run for office

To teach fundraising for AMAC memberships

Why does the training encourage delegates to open AMAC Action emails even if they cannot read them immediately? *

To unlock access to the resource library

To prevent email providers from sending future AMAC Action communications to junk folders

To confirm attendance at every meeting

To automatically register for monthly webinars