Some soul-searching is on the agenda as the Republican National Committee holds its winter meetings in Charlotte, N.C.
November's elections were a big disappointment for the GOP. The party has now lost the popular vote in five of the past six presidential elections.
Exit polling shows the party has a serious problem attracting young voters and minority groups, even as the nation becomes steadily more diverse. Republican voters are older and more white than the nation as a whole.
On top of that, a new NBC-Wall Street Journal poll gives the GOP an approval rating of just 26 percent. So Chairman Reince Priebus has posed some questions to party members nationally in a video posted online: "What do you think the party must do better? Where do we go in the future? This is your chance to make your voice heard — and we're listening."