politics
NRCC plots 10 more field hubs across the country in competitive districts
EXCLUSIVE — The National Republican Congressional Committee has placed more than 40 grassroots volunteer headquarters in battleground districts across the country ahead of a contentious fight to preserve the narrow GOP majority, and the committee is opening nearly 10 more in the coming weeks, the Washington Examiner has learned.
TL;DR
- The NRCC has opened more than 40 grassroots volunteer headquarters in battleground districts.
- Nearly 10 additional hubs are planned for the coming weeks.
- The strategy, referred to as the "battle station" playbook, aims to preserve the GOP majority in the House.
- These offices serve as centralized locations for staff, volunteers, and activists in competitive districts.
- The NRCC is collaborating with the RNC on field efforts, including bilingual staff in Texas.
- Speaker Mike Johnson has visited several of these districts in Texas to campaign with GOP candidates.