Trump Campaign Focuses on Low-Propensity Voters in Swing States

The strategy aims to mobilize infrequent voters but faces skepticism from within the GOP.

The Trump campaign has unveiled a new outreach strategy targeting 'hard-to-reach, low-propensity voters' in key battleground states.
Volunteers, incentivized with Trump merchandise and exclusive event access, are tasked with visiting specific lists of these infrequent voters in person.
Outside groups like Turning Point Action and various super PACs are supplementing the campaign's efforts, focusing on voter registration and engagement.
Concerns have been raised within the Republican Party about the effectiveness and risks of this untested approach, especially compared to traditional GOTV efforts.
The Harris campaign, benefiting from stronger fundraising and more volunteers, has a broader and more established ground operation in these crucial states.