
Donald Trump's campaign has shifted its focus towards the general election, with plans to expand their ground game in key battleground states such as Wisconsin, Michigan, Arizona, and Pennsylvania. Following Trump's acknowledgment as the presumptive Republican nominee for president, the Republican National Committee has pledged its support, granting Trump access to crucial party resources including funds, donor lists, and infrastructure in various states.
Trump's campaign, known for its lean staffing, is poised to benefit significantly from the RNC's backing. The alignment between the Republican Party and Trump is evident, with key party figures stepping down or being replaced to accommodate Trump's preferences. Ronna McDaniel, the current chairwoman, is set to resign upon Trump's presumptive nomination, making way for Michael Watley and Laura Trump to assume leadership roles within the party.