Chasing voters in Pennsylvania now prepares GOP for 2026 

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DOYLESTOWN, Pennsylvania — More often than not, Cliff Maloney finds himself knocking on the door of voters who still have a Trump flag blowing in the wind, who haven’t filled out their mail-in ballot or made plans to vote.

He is on a mission to get that voter out on Tuesday. It is a chase, he says, that will ultimately build an infrastructure and a red wall for next year and beyond.

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