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The Republican National Committee is quickly transforming into a stronghold of America First power that is aimed at helping President Trump recapture the White House in November 2024, and with its newest strategy, victory for the party is looking more attainable than ever before.
A new press release from the RNC revealed that they plan on hiring 100,000 people to launch an election integrity program unlike any that has ever been seen in American history.
Via their statement:
Whenever a ballot is being cast or counted, Republican poll watchers will be observing the process and reporting any irregularity. In the event of an irregularity or problem, RNC lawyers and the volunteer attorneys that they have coordinated will provide rapid response services to resolve the issue using a sophisticated, tested action protocol.
The RNC has recently seen rapid improvements as far as election integrity and fundraising on the heels of leadership changes that rocked the establishment to its core. President Donald Trump’s handpicked candidates took over in early spring, and since then, there’s been no turning back for the RNC.
With newly minted Chairman Michael Whatley, Co-Chair Lara Trump, and Chief of Staff Chris LaCivita at the helm, the RNC has become a lot tougher.
Lara Trump stated, “Every ballot. Every precinct. Every processing center. Every county. Every battleground state. We will be there. The RNC is hiring hundreds of election integrity staff across the map – more than ever before because our Party will be recruiting thousands of more observers to protect the vote in 2024.”
She added, “These campaign officials in states are tasked with recruiting, training, and when possible, shifting poll watchers and poll workers day in and day out.”
The RNC will focus on five major areas of observation: logic and accuracy machine testing, early voting, Election Day voting, mail-in ballot processes, and post-election processes.
Mail-in ballot processes will include adjudication and duplication, while post-election processes will include canvassing, auditing, and recounts when necessary.
Additionally, key battleground states will have access to an “Election Integrity Hotline” where lawyers will be available at all times to “field all incoming questions and issues reported by poll watchers and voters statewide.”
