Trump Campaign Dives into Ground Game, Closing Registration Gaps in Key States

The Trump campaign has made significant progress in reducing the Democrats' voter registration advantage in battleground states, focusing on infrequent voters and encouraging early voting.

The Trump campaign's relentless focus on ground game operations is paying off, as the former president's allies chip away at the Democratic lead in key battleground states. By knocking on doors, hosting rallies, and engaging with voters through various channels, the campaign is mobilizing infrequent voters and encouraging early turnout.

In Pennsylvania, the Democrats' advantage has been cut from 685,000 to 343,000. Similarly, in Nevada, the gap has been narrowed from 87,000 to 19,000. North Carolina has also seen a significant reduction, with the Democratic lead shrinking from 391,000 to 126,000.

Trump Campaign Dives into Ground Game, Closing Registration Gaps in Key States

Trump campaign senior adviser Tim Murtaugh attributed this success to the combined efforts of the campaign, the Republican National Committee (RNC), and Republican allies. He emphasized that the election will be won by those who show up, highlighting the importance of the ground game.

The campaign's "Trump Force 47" grassroots effort has already engaged tens of thousands of volunteers. These volunteers are focused on mobilizing highly-targeted voters in critical precincts across battleground states. The campaign also has hundreds of thousands more volunteers involved in phone banking, canvassing, and other outreach activities.

Trump Campaign Dives into Ground Game, Closing Registration Gaps in Key States

In addition to traditional voter contact methods, the campaign is embracing technology, such as TikTok, to reach even more voters. The goal is to meet voters where they are, maximizing the impact of outreach efforts.

The campaign is particularly focused on reaching out to minority groups, including Hispanic, Jewish, and Black voters. They are also targeting young and senior voters. By building a broad coalition of supporters, the campaign aims to galvanize support for Trump and secure victory in November.

Trump Campaign Dives into Ground Game, Closing Registration Gaps in Key States

Recent polls show Trump gaining ground in several key states. In Arizona, he leads Vice President Kamala Harris by 50 to 45. In Georgia, he is ahead 49 to 45. In North Carolina, he maintains a 49-45 lead.

While Harris holds a narrow lead in Pennsylvania according to a RealClearPolitics Average, Trump is tied with her in Nevada. These polls suggest that the Trump campaign's ground game efforts are yielding positive results and that the former president remains competitive in the race.

Trump Campaign Dives into Ground Game, Closing Registration Gaps in Key States

As the election approaches, the Trump campaign will continue to intensify its ground game operations, targeting infrequent voters and leveraging a wide range of outreach channels to maximize turnout and secure victory.