PSD56-Precinct Strategy Conservatives only midterm card Turnout Dan Schultz October 12 2026 - Precinct Strategy with Dan Schultz

Dan Schultz breaks down why the 2026 midterms will likely see incumbent Republicans cruising to victory. He points to a chronic shortage of precinct committeemen—over half the local party slots remain empty—meaning the grassroots engine that could boost turnout simply isn’t humming. Using data from precinctstrategy.com and a conversation with his AI assistant Grok, Schultz projects 90‑95% of Republican Senate incumbents and 95‑98% of House incumbents will win their primaries, with state‑legislature races mirroring the same pattern. He argues the only viable strategy for conservatives is the "turnout card," but warns that without a surge of volunteers willing to spend three hours a month as poll observers, workers, or precinct committeemen, turnout will stay at historic lows. The episode details how Republican‑controlled legislatures have failed to dismantle voting‑machine tabulators or curb mail‑in voting, leaving the electoral playing field unchanged. Schultz cites examples from Arizona, Wisconsin, Florida, and Texas where every incumbent Republican prevailed, underscoring the missed opportunity for grassroots disruption. Listeners are urged to stop relying on ads and checks, and instead roll up their sleeves: join local committees, become poll observers, and push for challenger endorsements where bylaws allow. Schultz also shares a personal note about meeting Congressman Derek Van Orden in Wisconsin and encourages fans to attend his upcoming gathering. The episode closes with a call to action—visit precinctstrategy.com for graphics, tutorials, and the next steps to help conservatives reclaim the party from RINOs and the Democratic Uniparty.

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