NRCC launches ‘battle stations’ in vulnerable districts to help build GOP candidate brands

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Republicans are launching a multimillion-dollar program to help vulnerable GOP candidates running in key House races to help establish campaign brands and boost them as they run for reelection in toss-up districts. 

The National Republican Congressional Committee announced its first-ever “Battle Station” program on Thursday, investing millions of dollars into swing voter outreach just 11 months before the November elections. The program assists campaigns by deploying volunteers and staff members to interact with voters directly through door-knocking to educate them on candidates’ platforms and encourage early voting. 

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