According to Scott Presler, recent data in Pennsylvania indicates a significant surge in Republican voter registrations, suggesting a favorable shift toward Donald Trump in the upcoming election. As the registration deadline approaches, efforts to mobilize voters are critical for Republican success.

Voter Registration Deadline Approaches

Scott Presler emphasized the urgency of today, October 21st, as the final day for voter registration in Pennsylvania. “If you wait until tomorrow, I’m sorry, it’s too late,” he stated.

Republicans Outpacing Democrats

The data reveals a positive trend for Republicans. Two weeks ago, Democrats added 94,400 voters compared to Republicans’ 22,000. However, in the last week, Republicans surged ahead, adding 27,600 voters while Democrats added only 12,600. Presler noted, “Donald Trump has the momentum in this race.”

Closing the Registration Gap

Presler highlighted the shrinking gap between registered Democrats and Republicans. “Four years ago, Democrats had an advantage of 650,000 voters. Today, that number has been cut to 297,000.” Furthermore, the Democrats’ lead in mail-in ballot requests has decreased significantly, now only two to one, a far cry from their previous three to four times advantage.

Mobilization Efforts Underway

Despite the positive numbers, Presler cautioned against complacency. “You must knock on more doors, register more voters, and reach out to friends and family.” The message was clear: active engagement is essential. “Play like we are down. Play like the soul of our country is at stake because it is.”

Engaging Key Communities

Presler reported substantial engagement with various groups in Pennsylvania, including the Amish community and veterans. “In just one week, we picked up 1,000 registered Republicans more than we had a week ago.” Additionally, outreach to hunters has been a priority, with campaigns encouraging them to vote. “Vote or be hunted,” was a powerful call to action.

Checking Voter Registration Status

He urged all residents to check their voter registration status, stating, “Even if you’ve voted for years, you could be unregistered.” A story of a long-time registered voter who found herself missing from the rolls underscored this point.

Getting Involved in the Election

For those wishing to contribute to the cause in Pennsylvania, Presler encouraged involvement through his social media. “We have 70 staff on the ground focusing on voter registration, transitioning to get out the vote efforts.” He highlighted the need for volunteers to help secure a Republican victory.

As the final hours of voter registration tick away, Scott Presler’s passionate plea encapsulates the Republican strategy for the upcoming election in Pennsylvania. With rising voter registration numbers and a concerted effort to mobilize supporters, Trump’s campaign may be poised for success.

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For more context from his Monday night WarRoom remarks, watch:

Scott Presler Gives Updates On Voting In PA: “Donald Trump Has The Momentum In This Race”