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Coverage dated September 21, 2024

Republicans in swing states say they see scant signs of groups door-knocking for Trump

Headline from Voice of America

That's raising concerns about the Republican nominee relying on outside groups for a key part of his campaign operations

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  1. Voice of America

    Republicans in swing states say they see scant signs of groups door-knocking for Trump (opens Voice of America)

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    Voice of America's feed description

    That's raising concerns about the Republican nominee relying on outside groups for a key part of his campaign operations

  2. NBC New York

    'I haven't seen anybody': Republicans in swing states say they rarely see groups door-knocking for Trump (opens NBC New York)

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    Republican activists raise concerns as they see little sign of the teams tasked with knocking on doors and turning out infrequent voters for Trump.

  3. New York Post

    Republicans in swing states worry that they see scant signs of groups door-knocking for Trump: ‘I haven’t seen anybody’ (opens New York Post)

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    New York Post's feed description

    Republican activists in swing states say they have seen little sign of the teams tasked with knocking on doors and turning out infrequent voters on behalf of Donald Trump, raising concerns about the party's presidential nominee.

  4. Green Field Reporter

    Republicans in swing states say they see scant signs of groups door-knocking for Trump - The Daily Reporter (opens Green Field Reporter)

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    LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Republican activists in swing states say they have seen little sign of the teams tasked with knocking on doors and turning out infrequent voters on behalf of Donald Trump, raising concerns about the party’s presidential nominee relying on outside groups for an important part of…

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