The new 11th District was formed as a result of the 2020 U.S. Census.  The District consists largely of communities that made up the former 11th Congressional District and the former 14th Congressional District.  Each of those districts had a long history of accomplishments to advance conservative political issues.

The new 11th District elected its first leadership team in February 2023 and its early accomplishments include:

• Converted and combined the two previous district’s websites, Facebook, Twitter, Telegram and related email lists into unified tools
• Created a new Instagram account
• Approved new District by-laws
• Conducted Executive Committee surveys to help form the direction through 2027

In time, the new 11th District will create its own significant list of accomplishments. In the District's first two year cycle, that ended in February 2025, these were completed:

• In 2024, District 11 donated $33,050 directly to various candidates and also invested $2,800 on electronic billboards for various candidates,
• These investments helped to bring Oakland County from 35% Republican to 45% Republican.  And we helped add one County Commission seat (Rob Smiley) and held all of our House seats, which helped flip control the House.
• Two year total revenue is over $57,000.  Revenues for 2023 totaled about $24,800.  Revenues for 2024 totaled about $32,000, of which about about $4,300 was voluntary dues. 
• Hosted significant fund raisers including a "Candidate Shoot Out", two Christmas-Hannukah Celebrations, and two summer Pig Roasts held at a provate park on Cass Lake.
• Held regular monthly meetings with important guest speakers including:
  • Oakland County Sheriff Mike Bouchard
  • Representative Steve Carra
  • RNC National committeeman Dr. Rob Steele
  • Nathan Pawl, founder of Great Schools Initiative 
  • Senator Jim Runestad
  • Attorney David Kallman (regarding the Elector litigation)
  • Justin Barclay (conservative radio commentator)
  • Ambassador Pete Hoekstra (Chair of the Michigan Republican Party)
  • Regent Sarah Hubbard (Chair of the University of Michigan Board of Regents)
  • Attorney Erick Kaardal (regarding lawfare across MI and the USA)
  • All candidates for MRP Chair
  • Ryan Kelley, former candidate for Governor and victim of federal lawfare

To recognize the history of its two principal founding districts, summaries of their recent accomplishments are below:

Old District 11

• FUNDRAISERS

• • • Karamo for Secretary of State fundraiser
    • Hosted Turning Point USA’s founder Charlie Kirk in a Troy, MI fundraiser
    • Pancake breakfast featured Scott Pressler in a Commerce, MI fundraiser
    • Pancake breakfast featured Oakland County Sheriff Bouchard fundraiser
    • Community outreach events that raised over $8,000 for local non-profits
    • Hosted a Halloween “Masquerade Ball” fundraiser at the Heathers.
    • Hosted a Luau fundraiser where each of the 2022 gubernatorial candidates spoke
    • Hosted an ice cream social fundraiser
• INFRASTRUCTURE

• • • Launched a content rich website to keep Precinct Delegates up to date on District issues
    • Created Facebook and Telegram accounts
• EVENTS

• • • Hosted numerous Precinct Delegate sign up events.  Events were located in Troy, Plymouth, South Lyon, and Waterford. 
    • Hosted a Precinct Delegate training event at Big Tommy's in Novi
    • Hosted a series of leadership activist training sessions over the summer of 2022. 
• HELD REGULAR AND SCHEDULED MONTHLY MEETINGS
• Based on an Executive Committee vote, held regularly scheduled meetings that were widely promoted and well attended
• Received reports of various standing committees at each meeting

• Worked with friendly groups to promote their upcoming programs and events

• RESOLUTIONS

• • Support for MI Representative Matt Maddock
  • Censure of MI House Speaker Jason Wentworth
  • Censure the MI Legislature for failing to act against Governor Whitmer regarding lockdowns
  • Demand release of the January 6 Patriots
  • Censure MI Legislature for failing to act regarding the Secretary of State’s election policies
  • Censure MI State Senators McBroom, Theis and Bizon for votes related to voting violations
  • Support of laws to insure safe and fair elections