Mitt Romney received $0 from the NRA during his 2018 senate campaign, not millions

While Romney was campaigning against President Barack Obama in 2012, the National Rifle Association spent millions to get a Republican in the White House.

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Mitt Romney gives his victory speech, at the Romney Headquarters, in Orem, on election night, Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2018. A review of Federal Election Commission filings by The Salt Lake Tribune found that the National Rifle Association donated no direct funds to Romney's senate campaign in 2018.

Mitt Romney received $0 from the NRA during his 2018 senate campaign, not millions

While Romney was campaigning against President Barack Obama in 2012, the National Rifle Association spent millions to get a Republican in the White House.

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