Nearly all congressional candidates nationwide who supported Armenian-American issues were victorious during the Nov. 4 elections. The outcome was similarly positive for other candidates running in state
— Armenian Issues Champion Bob Dold Regains Illinois House Seat; Key Pickups in Senate and House WASHINGTON, DC – Months of intensive voter registration efforts and grassroots campaigning contributed
— Pledges to visit Armenia as part of a Congressional Delegation during his first term in office WASHINGTON, DC – The Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) warmly welcomes Ed
— Throws Community’s Electoral Support Behind U.S. House and Senate Candidates with Proven Track Records on Armenian American Issues WASHINGTON, DC – The Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) this
WASHINGTON, DC — After long decades in storage, and following Congressional pressure and a nationwide ANCA campaign to secure its release, the White House has agreed to the display of
LOS ANGELES, CA – The Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) recently held consultations with the chairmen of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and House Foreign Affairs Committee on a
— Hachikian: “Mr. President, we need not lie for Turkey; nor are we obliged to passively accept its transparently false denials.”
— Former Congressional Armenian Caucus Vice-Chair Brings Strong Track Record of Support for Genocide Affirmation, Return of Churches, and Artsakh Self-Determination
— ANCA Raises Alarms about Ankara’s Ties to Terrorist Attacks WASHINGTON, DC — Congressional condemnation of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria’s (ISIS) attack on the Armenian Church and
— In Response to Senator Kirk’s Inquiries, Ambassador Bass Falls Short of Genocide Affirmation; Clarifies U.S. Commitment to Restoring Ownership of Religious Property WASHINGTON, DC — “Advocating full respect for
