NRCC plots 10 more field hubs across the country in competitive districts

The National Republican Congressional Committee has established over 40 grassroots volunteer headquarters in battleground districts and plans to open nearly 10 more. These “battle stations” serve as centralized hubs for staff and volunteers in competitive districts, aiming to energize voters and build turnout. The initiative includes efforts with the Republican National Committee, such as bilingual staff in Texas, and mirrors successful outreach strategies from previous elections.

• The NRCC has opened more than 40 grassroots volunteer headquarters in battleground districts.
• Nearly 10 additional hubs are planned for the coming weeks.
• The strategy, referred to as the “battle station” playbook, aims to preserve the GOP majority in the House.
• These offices serve as centralized locations for staff, volunteers, and activists in competitive districts.
• The NRCC is collaborating with the RNC on field efforts, including bilingual staff in Texas.
• Speaker Mike Johnson has visited several of these districts in Texas to campaign with GOP candidates.