The Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) continued its outreach to the Romney-Ryan presidential campaign by calling upon Governor Romney to spell out his views on Armenian American issues and to meet personally with the broad-based leadership of the Armenian American community, ANCA’s press release states.

“A personal meeting, with a representative group of national community leaders, would offer you the opportunity to share your vision, explain your record, clarify your priorities, and explore, with us, ways in which we can work together in the months and years to come,” the letter says.

Earlier this week, the ANCA issued a similar call to President Obama to meet with community leaders and personally explain his Administration's policies on issues of special concern to Armenian American voters. As governor of Massachusetts, from 2003 to 2007, Romney represented one of the nation's largest and most vibrant Armenian communities.