PSD20-Precinct Strategy Making Trump More Powerful Dan Schultz August 18 2026 - Precinct Strategy with Dan Schultz

As the deep state and uniparty persist, electoral turnout remains alarmingly low, averaging around 20%. The re-election of perennial uniparty candidates diminishes real change. In this episode, Dan Schultz delves into the critical tactic of becoming a precinct committeeman, a move he argues is essential for empowering Donald Trump and conservatives. He shares insights from his book and highlights the necessity of filling vacant precinct committee slots to transform the Republican Party. Currently, with over 200,000 vacant positions nationwide, the opportunity is ripe for Trump supporters to make a significant impact. Schultz discusses how past endorsements have emphasized the importance of this strategy, citing Trump's own recognition of the precinct committeeman model as vital for restoring the party's strength. With statistics showing only 35% of precinct slots filled in Florida, 44% in Texas, and a mere 36.6% in Maricopa County, the conversation shifts towards mobilizing conservative voters to take action. Schultz underscores how engaged precinct committeemen can directly elect officers, reshape local committees, and mobilize voters in primaries. He provides a compelling call to action, urging supporters to unite and fill these vacancies, ensuring a strong conservative representation in the Republican Party. This episode is a crucial guide for anyone looking to take tangible steps toward reinvigorating the political landscape. The message is clear: to genuinely support Trump and conservative values, becoming active in the local GOP by filling precinct positions is not just beneficial but essential. Tune in to discover practical ways to be part of this political movement that can ultimately shift the balance of power within the Republican Party and beyond.

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