Conservative influencers who helped President Donald Trump win Pennsylvania It is now focusing on New Jersey. It’s a state he suggested could turn red in the upcoming elections.
in November Vice President Kamala Harris Victory in New Jersey With 52% of the vote, it defeated Governor Donald Trump by just under 6 points in a state that had never been considered a battleground. The gap between the two candidates is much tighter than in 2020, when President Biden carried the state by nearly 16 points.
Some analysts suggest New Jersey has transitioned from a blue state to a swing state.
Scott Presler, founder of Early Vote Action, a political action committee (PAC), seemed to agree with that sentiment during a conversation with Fox News Digital.
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Scott Presler, founder of Early Vote Action, told Fox News Digital he’s using the ‘Pennsylvania model’ to try flipping New Jersey red. (Image Spencer Platt/Michael Maslan/Corbis/VCG)
“We will use the Pennsylvania voter registration model. and not reinventing the wheel. But just take everything we learned and apply it to New Jersey. And we will play smarter. Not harder,” he said.
Pressler said his work in Pennsylvania for the 2024 elections is an effort to build infrastructure for Republicans that “lacked” in past election cycles. He revealed that his work in the state focuses on three key components: education, field games and voter registration.
“One of the biggest obstacles we face in the 2024 presidential race is getting conservatives to participate in voting by mail. with early voting By understanding all of our guidelines above. To try to get Pennsylvania to finally take on Donald. Trump’s favor,” he added.
Pressler said that over the past four years, Republicans have struggled to overcome Democrats’ advantage in voter registration. In 2020, Democrats had Advantage of registering 650,000 people, today that margin is 300,000 less.
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“I am a person who likes numbers. I always look at things. Always from a mathematical standpoint,” Pressler said. It noted that he focused on key demographics that might be willing to support Trump.
“We went to the truck stop to talk about voting by mail with that community. They may not show up on Election Day. There are 90,000 Amish people, and I know that Fox News Digital also has a team following us that our work will continue. Farmers Market and Lancaster,” he said. “There are 800,000 veterans, so we go to the VFW, and the American Legion has 930,000 hunters, so we go to gun stores and gun ranges.”
above all else Pressler said the “secret sauce” to winning Pennsylvania in 2024 is stopping. It is a “famous rumor” in big cities and affects turnout in rural areas.
Next week, Presler is headed to a Sussex County Christmas party in New Jersey. The area borders Pike County, a rural, rural Pennsylvania county. His organization aims to build relationships on the Pennsylvania and New Jersey border.
Pressler also hired staff to register voters on the Wildwood boardwalk throughout the spring and summer. Not only does it include voter registration in New Jersey, but also “double dipping” and voting in Pennsylvania.
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PHOTOS: Huge crowd gathers on beach in Wildwood to attend Trump rally (The Image Direct for Fox News Digital)
“Our officers will help New Jersey. And after we help New Jersey in 2025, will we ask New Jersey and say, ‘Hey, will you legally cross the border and help Pennsylvania in our gubernatorial election in 2026? ‘” he said.
President-elect Donald Trump held a rally in Wildwood during his 2024 campaign. Pressler noted that while many people mocked Trump for holding a rally there, But they do not understand that the area has some political significance.
“Wildwood is where Philly goes to the beach,” he said.
New Jersey last voted for a Republican presidential candidate in 1988, when Vice President George H. W. Bush defeated the Democratic governor of Massachusetts. T Michael Dukakis. The state voted for Republican candidates from 1968 to 1992, when the state began its ongoing blue voting trend.
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