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State with highest increase in Republican voter turnout in 2025?
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Donald Trump•Michael Whatley•Republican National Committee•RNC•Whatley•Lara Trump•Trump•Ronna Romney McDaniel•America First•Republican
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Trump Endorses Whatley for RNC Chairman, Citing Election Integrity and America First Agenda
Dec 4, 2024, 04:17 PM
President Donald Trump has asked Michael Whatley to continue his role as Chairman of the Republican National Committee (RNC). Whatley, from the Great State of North Carolina, has been praised for his efforts in election integrity, party growth, and fundraising alongside Lara Trump, with Trump highlighting the stark contrast between Whatley's leadership and that of his predecessor, Ronna Romney McDaniel. Trump endorsed Whatley for his 'OUTSTANDING and HISTORIC JOB' in running the RNC, emphasizing his commitment to an 'America First' agenda and his legal background, describing him as a 'smart, tough lawyer.' Whatley has expressed his gratitude for the trust placed in him by Trump and reiterated his focus on voter turnout, ballot protection, and fundraising to support Republican candidates. He has been described as a 'honey badger for election integrity.'
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