Anne GeggisNovember 4, 2022
4min0
The campaign announced 'historic' milestones for outreach.
Tag: ground game
Anne GeggisNovember 4, 2022
Scott PowersMay 11, 2021
3min3318
The group hopes to boost Democratic registration in key districts.
Associated PressJuly 13, 2020
6min427
Looking to use the RNC’s vast data trove to reach swing voters
Scott PowersOctober 15, 2019
4min711
Assuming no impeachment, Trump campaign pledges bigger, deeper ground game
Scott PowersOctober 2, 2018
6min351
Outside spending has exceeded $25 million already in Florida’s U.S. Senate race, with Democratic groups behind U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson outspending Republican groups behind Gov. Rick Scott by a margin of three dollars to two so far. According to the latest outside expenditure reports filed with the Federal Elections Commission, covering campaign expenses running through last […]
Ryan NicolJuly 30, 2018
3min1206
While Democrats continue to hope for a “blue wave” come November, the Republican Party of Florida (RPOF) is hoping its ground game can hold off the rising tide. The party announced it has knocked on its 1 millionth door of the 2018 midterm cycle, as campaign workers try to make the case to voters that […]
Bob SparksNovember 14, 2016
5min358
Plenty of congratulations are going out to the Donald Trump campaign, which is well-deserved. Others unhappy with the outcome are expressing other sentiments. Several pundits are in the process of analyzing and pronouncing “winners and losers.” In Florida, the lists on both sides are long, but not necessarily complete. The Tampa Bay Times’ Adam Smith correctly mentions Trump’s Florida […]
Associated PressJuly 11, 2016
13min147
Presidential battleground states were supposed to be swarming with Republican Party workers by now. “We’ve moved on to thousands and thousands of employees,” party chairman Reince Priebus declared in March, contrasting that with the GOP’s late-blooming staffing four years earlier. “We are covering districts across this country in ways that we’ve never had before.” That […]
Guest AuthorMay 12, 2016
11min316
In the election of 1840, Abraham Lincoln served as a Whig presidential elector in Illinois. In his push to elect the “Tippecanoe and Tyler, too” ticket, he sent a ten-point edict to all committee members containing a field plan of operations. Much has changed in the landscape of political campaigns since 1840, but the importance […]
Phil AmmannJuly 3, 2015
3min140
July 4 may mean a day off for most Americans, but not so for National Republicans. In a campaign memo, the Republican National Committee announced it is using the holiday as the “next phase in its ground game strategy” – with a series of events happening at the earliest time in several election cycles. On […]