Donald Trump's unconventional ground game is making Republicans nervous

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : "Advertisements can [help], Trump will make public appearances with the candidates in places where he's doing particularly well ... he can help a lot
49% : North Carolina Sen. Thom Tillis, who shared a winning ballot with Trump in the Tarheel State in 2020, said the GOP's organizational advantage might not be as great as it was four years ago and that the party has "got to be able to match up.""In North Carolina he's going to have a reasonably good ground game," Tillis said.
49% : "Trump isn't the only one who could be affected by the party's operations -- downballot candidates, many of whom are running behind the Republican nominee in battleground states, are also hoping for a boost.
33% : "Trump's got 100% name ID, and a lot of the candidates don't," Cornyn said.
13% : And multiple people argued that the campaign has perhaps been over-focused on poll watchers as part of Trump's false claim that the 2020 election was stolen, an effort driven by Trump and prioritized by Lara Trump and Michael Whatley, his allies heading up the RNC.

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