The National Rifle Association has been cutting staff and salaries amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The changes come against the backdrop of years of internal turmoil, legal challenges with regulators and a revolt among some of its members.
And it comes at a time when gun-rights supporters are hoping the NRA can play an influential role in this year's election.
Gun-control groups are mobilizing to influence the 2020 election and contend the NRA’s financial troubles will leave it incapable of playing a significant role in Trump’s campaign.
