By OBBM Network Editorial Staff

Dan Schultz

What if the most powerful political weapon in America is a volunteer who shows up at a precinct meeting with a clipboard and a willingness to vote?

Why the Republican Party Needs a Grassroots Reset

Dan Schultz opens his latest Precinct Strategy broadcast by declaring that the Republican Party has been hijacked by “RINOs”—Republicans In Name Only—who keep winning elections simply because voters keep re‑electing the same familiar faces. He points out that, despite President Trump’s 2024 victory, the party’s internal machinery remains under the control of officials who do not champion the America First agenda. “Trump’s not in control of the Republican Party. RINOs are,” Schultz says, underscoring the gap between the President’s vision and the party’s day‑to‑day leadership.

Schultz argues that the only realistic path to reclaiming the party is through the precinct committeeman system. These local officers, he explains, have the authority to shape candidate slates, influence party rules, and mobilize voters at the most basic level. By filling vacant precinct slots with committed America First supporters, the party can shift from the inside out.

From Theory to Action: The Three‑Step Strategy

Schultz’s plan is simple and repetitive: pray, recruit, repeat. He recommends 2 Chronicles 7:14 as a spiritual foundation, then moves quickly to the practical work of recruiting precinct committeemen. “Step one is to pray. I recommend 2 Chronicles 7:14. Step 2, Recruit Precinct Commitment. Step 3, Repeat Steps 1 and 2,” he outlines.

To make recruitment tangible, Schultz directs listeners to his website, precinctstrategy.com, where a sign‑up button leads to a private group that already hosts just under 17,000 conservatives. Within this group, members can share documents, set up chat rooms, and coordinate video calls to plan local outreach. The goal, according to Schultz, is to fill the roughly 400,000 vacant precinct positions nationwide—a number he calculates as less than three‑tenths of one percent of the 77 million voters who backed President Trump in 2024.

Targeting the Muslim‑Vote Narrative and Local Elections

Schultz spends a significant portion of the broadcast warning about what he calls the “Muslim invasion” in Western Europe and certain U.S. cities such as Dearborn, Michigan, and Paterson, New Jersey. He cites a Bannon War Room interview that claimed Muslims make up about 10 % of France’s population and 4.5 % of the United Kingdom’s. Schultz uses these figures to illustrate how a small voting bloc can be outvoted when the majority remains mobilized.

He then asks listeners why similar outcomes aren’t happening in the United States, suggesting that the answer lies in the failure to recruit committed precinct leaders who can turn out the America First vote. “If you’ve got 95 % non‑Muslims, why are you letting all this stuff happen?” he asks, urging volunteers to become election observers and precinct chairs to prevent what he sees as a demographic shift driven by complacent party officials.

Building a Nationwide Network for the 2026 Midterms

The broadcast concludes with a call to action: join the Precinct Strategy group, attend local Republican Party meetings, and help get out the vote on Election Day. Schultz emphasizes that his own experience—running for and holding public office when “nobody else wanted the job”—demonstrates the impact an ordinary citizen can have. He also references a February 27, 2022 endorsement from President Trump, noting that the President called Schultz’s strategy “one of the two most important books every conservative should read.” While Schultz admits he has not spoken directly with the President about the book, the endorsement serves as a rallying point for listeners.

In the final moments, Schultz asks the listener directly, “What are you going to do?” He warns against merely praying without action, urging a combination of faith and concrete political work to safeguard the Republic.

The broader significance of Schultz’s message lies in its focus on the mechanics of party control rather than high‑profile policy debates. By mobilizing precinct volunteers, he aims to create a grassroots wave that can influence candidate selection, voter turnout, and ultimately, the legislative agenda of the Trump administration.

The full episode of Precinct Strategy with Dan Schultz is available on OBBM Network TV.