Coming off a big win on Election Day, the National Republican Congressional Committee — the campaign arm of House Republicans — will move its political director, Rob Simms, up to executive director.
“Rob was instrumental in helping us win this historic majority and now he’s going to lead our efforts to keep it and help Members build the best campaigns possible,” said NRCC Chairman Greg Walden (Ore.) said in a statement.
Prior to joining the NRCC, Simms was a senior consultant at Red Maverick Media. Before that, Simms was chief of staff to Rep. Bill Shuster (R-Pa.) and president of Persuasion Public Strategies, a political consulting firm.
“I am honored to have the opportunity to work with Chairman Greg Walden again and look forward to continuing to be a part of our outstanding team at the NRCC,” Simms said. “Chairman Walden and I want to build upon the improvements we made in 2014, and engineer a stronger committee and an even stronger majority.”
Simms served as Georgia’s deputy secretary of state from 2007-09, and has been involved in multiple congressional and gubernatorial campaigns.
via Rob Simms to head NRCC – John Bresnahan and Jake Sherman – POLITICO.







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