GOP insiders question Senate campaign focus on single state race

GOP campaign experts arent happy with their partys Senate election planning: the main issue being too much attention on a single state race. Several high-ranking strategists (who asked to stay un-named due to possible pay-back from party heads) think the National Republican Senatorial Committee isnt making smart choices

The NRSC — which some now nick-name the “Montana Republican Senatorial Committee“ — has put most of its money and time into the Montana Senate race; while other win-able states dont get enough support. This focus comes at a time when Republicans have a once-in-a-while good election map setup

The party has a real shot at getting more Senate seats but might miss its chance due to poor resource planning. Some inside sources point to a bigger problem: the way party leaders run things — making choices without listening to experienced campaign workers who know how to win elections in different states

Several key players in the GOPʼs campaign world think this narrow-minded strategy could hurt the partys chances to get a stronger Senate position. The whole situation shows a disconnect between top-level decision makers and on-the-ground political experts who see missed chances in many states