Remaining neutral, Presler warns Trump’s team must bolster turnout infrastructure to win

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (FLV) – Commenting on the 2024 GOP presidential primary but still remaining neutral, conservative activist Scott Presler warned that former President Donald Trump’s campaign should ensure they have a stronger early voting and voter registration “infrastructure.”

“[While] I’m not endorsing a presidential candidate in the primary […] I’m trying to let President Trump’s team know [that] DeSantis’ camp is out doing the door knocking, doing the voter registration – they’re on the ground,” Presler said.

“I’m curious as to whether President Trump’s team has the same kind of infrastructure built out […] they’ll wait in line for three days out in the rain, camping out for President Trump’s campaign rallies, which is good […] But, it’s like, are y’all doing the work required in order to make sure that President Trump wins the nomination?”

Presler has gained prominence in recent years for his grassroots efforts to bolster Republican voter registration and turnout across the country, also launching a PAC to target early and mail-in voting.

Speaking further on 2024, Presler said while polls are showing Trump far ahead for the primary, if Trump voters wait for election day to vote, the polls may be “skewed” and the Florida governor could perform considerably higher than national or state polling.

“They’re going to use every legal tool to their advantage in order to get their man in the primary,” Presler said.

“Could it happen that there are shenanigans that happen on Super Tuesday [dampening election day votes]?”

Both Trump and DeSantis have endorsed the idea of Republicans utilizing aggressive turnout tactics like early and mail-in voting.