First on the fox – The National Democratic Committee (DNC) plans to focus a lot Campaign efforts When defeating rural voters in the mid -term elections for the year 2026, according to the outgoing party leader – a sprawling effort that they hope will help the party to communicate with the new voters and educate them, and reduce what many see as President Donald Trump's grip on many red red voters.
The new strategy was examined exclusively to Fox News Digital by outgoing DNC president Jaime Harrison before DNC voted on Saturday to choose behind him as commander of the next party.
In an interview, Harrison said that the strategy, which was weeks, if not the most famous, is designed to refute many Trump Campaign trail claims Economy, health insurance and taxes for ordinary Americans.
Instead, Harrison said that the goal is to link Trump more closely with these policies and find the issue directly to the voters that Trump “uses the American countryside, and the rural voters do not give anything in return.”
“Examining the second agenda of Trump in the semester and the first administrative procedures reveals that the rural families and the resources they depend on are at a greater danger than ever.” DNC said.
“One can conclude, that Donald Trump uses the countryside America and does not give rural voters anything in return,” the memo continued.
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This stage was prepared before the Democratic National Congress at the United Center in Chicago. (David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getti Emaiz)
Trump's speech has always been praised by the voter, who are retreating from what many have said they see it is unconventional, and combat the institution. However, there is a difference between Trump as a presidential candidate and Trump as a president. “He only says things and the absence of the ability to implement them,” Harrison said, compared to the return to the Oval Office.
However, DNC's efforts will seek to challenge this assumption by highlighting the victories obtained by former President Joe Biden in his first term, including tightening economics standards in gas -operating vehicles, investing in the manufacture of EV and providing batteries, and breaking PFAs pollutants, pollution, allocating billions of dollars in clean energy and climate spending.
Trump pledged to retract many of these policies After re -control From the oval office.
So far, achieve and promise. Trump used his first week in his position to sign hundreds of orders and executive procedures, which is an amazing wave of orders that, among other things, sought strict measures to immigrate, unleash the export of LNG and freeze all the spending approved from Congress, if only temporary , If it is temporary, then.
Democrats, for their part, sought to use Trump's deputy in the post -waiver news course to double their efforts to attract voters and prepare for the middle, regardless of the extent to which they may appear.
This includes focusing on issues such as healthcare coverage and medical service providers, both of whom have suffered from “main” variations in rural America, and where doctors came out collectively among a set of hospitals closing and scarcity of insured patients.
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People are registered to vote during the registration of Republican voters in Bronzville, Pennsylvania, in 2020. (Andrew Caballero-Rynolds/AFP via Getty Images)
Harrison said that many Republicans -led countries did not choose to expand a wide closure of hospitals, high costs outside the pocket for recipes and limited access to opium or drug use programs.
Rural societies also witness limited reaching doctors and emergency treatment centers and lack of access to important drugs, as Biden's era programs diminish.
“These things will have a harmful effect on rural America,” he said.
However, Harrison admitted that the Democratic Party also needs to play its role to meet the voters as they were in 2026, just months after the humble party defeated in 2024 Presidential elections.
The DNC Jaime Harrison President was pressed whether former President Joe Biden was “intimidation” of the race. (Screen shot/NBC/Today)
However, changing hearts and minds will not happen overnight.
Instead, it will take many talks from the leaders of the State party at the local level, who can define the main issues of voters and help employ good candidates for the upcoming electoral cycle.
“I think what we have to do is to draw a picture of the American people from all the things we rely on – all the necessary and required things in these societies, and this sometimes we do not know (programs) and Harrison said that the federal government is funding.”
“These things are in danger under this administration.”
The rural scene near Janesville and Wisconsin. (Education Pictures/Global Photo Group via Getty Images)
“We want to let people know that these things not only happen by chance. This happens because Donald Trump takes this radical right -wing agenda and tries to implement it and thus affects the quality of your life.”
Harrison said that DNC's efforts will also delve into the voters what they say will happen if these policies are deported, according to Trump's plans.
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He said about the candidates who are well-placed to speak to the societies they represent: “The second thing is the presence of our defender-we go out, and we are working with parties and Lina, and recruiting candidates to run in 2026.”
From Harrison's point of view, this will also help voters to explain how severe cuts or discounts in Trump will affect their societies specifically.
“After that, we are still taking this conversation, one, in small and largest groups with people in those societies,” he said. “Thus we put ourselves on a much stronger foot in the mid -term elections 2026.”
