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What will be the primary focus of NRSC strategy under new chair by mid-2025?
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South Carolina•Tim Scott•National Republican Senatorial Committee•NRSC•GOP•Scott•Steve Daines•John Barrasso•Marco Rubio•Republicans•Senate
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Official NRSC strategy documents or statements by the chair
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Tim Scott Seeks NRSC Chair for 2026 Cycle, Eyes Minority Gains
Nov 8, 2024, 04:02 PM
South Carolina Senator Tim Scott has officially launched his bid to chair the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) for the 2026 cycle. His campaign aims to capitalize on recent gains among minority voters for the GOP. Scott has received endorsements from current NRSC chair Steve Daines, as well as Senators John Barrasso and Marco Rubio. The NRSC is responsible for electing Republicans to the Senate, and Scott's bid is part of a broader strategy to enhance the party's appeal to diverse voter demographics.
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