Meet a former GOP staffer who is 'building permission' for Republicans to vote Biden
NPRMeet a former GOP staffer who is 'building permission' for Republicans to vote Biden toggle caption Julien de Rosa/AFP via Getty Images The Biden campaign, while struggling to drum up support from some of the key members of its coalition in 2020, is trying to gain votes from an entirely different group: Republicans who aren't interested in backing former President Donald Trump. "What I’m going be doing is building up the permission for Republican voters to vote for President Biden.” What the outreach to GOP voters looks like While there will be Biden campaign workers focused on organizing potential GOP voters for Biden, the campaign also wants the outreach to be grassroots-driven, allowing Republican voters to organize other Republicans in an authentic way. Sponsor Message "Nothing has changed for the millions of Republican voters who continue to cast their ballots against Donald Trump in the primaries," Biden campaign communications director Michael Tyler said in a statement the day Haley made her announcement. "They wanted to work to earn the votes of Haley voters despite some policy differences," Schwartz said of the Biden campaign during the call.