RNC members push back on Trump cuts to state’s early voting, minority outreach programs

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The Republican National Committee is reportedly easing off plans to close minority outreach centers and shutter an early voting program following pushback from committee members.

Both actions had been expected, though never formalized after former President Donald Trump passed the primary delegate threshold to secure the 2024 GOP nomination and the election of Michael Whatley and Lara Trump to serve as the committee’s next chairman and co-chair. Since then, there has been an overhaul at the organization, and dozens of positions have been cut.

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