NRCC Expands Its Historic Grassroots Operation

A new report highlights the NRCC’s massive grassroots operation taking shape across the House battlefield as Republicans build the ground game to grow the majority in November.

The NRCC has been expanding its successful 2024 “Battlestation” program, establishing grassroots hubs in the most competitive congressional districts across the country. These Battlestations serve as the nerve centers for NRCC staff, campaign teams, volunteers, and grassroots activists working to organize communities, mobilize voters, and drive turnout.

Already this cycle, the NRCC has opened more than 40 Battlestations across competitive districts, with nearly 10 more set to open in the final stretch before Election Day.

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House GOP campaign arm plots 10 new field hubs in competitive districts across country
Washington Examiner
Lauren Green
August 31, 2026

EXCLUSIVE — The National Republican Congressional Committee has placed more than 40 grassroots volunteer headquarters in battleground districts across the country ahead of a contentious fight to preserve the narrow GOP majority, and the committee is opening nearly 10 more in the coming weeks, the Washington Examiner has learned.

Republicans are running back their “battle station” playbook that found success in 2024, when Republicans held on to the majority despite a drama-filled Congress that led to Kevin McCarthy’s removal as speaker of the House.

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Each battle station program allows a centralized place for staff, volunteers, and grassroots activists in competitive congressional districts across the country. These offices are spread across districts with both incumbents the campaign arm is protecting labeled “NRCC Patriots” and districts they are fighting to flip in the “MAGA Majority” program.

The NRCC has also worked with the Republican National Committee on these field efforts aiming to energize voters. The RNC has offices across Texas, for example, in which all staff is bilingual. The effort resembles the Latino outreach centers the committee opened in 2022 in Hispanic-heavy areas. Republicans flipped both chambers that year.

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