The Republican National Committee promises better, smarter voter turnout programs for the 2016 presidential election, the RNC’s leader said Wednesday. The new programs will operate on an all-the-time basis and, in a switch from previous practice, will be available to GOP primary candidates rather than being available just for the nominee in the general election.
“As we begin our road to the White House there are going to be new and bigger demands on our digital, data and technology teams. I look forward to working with my team as we expand our mission building on our successes from the midterms,” RNC Chairman Reince Priebus said in a statement.
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