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The Senate’s only Black Republican is looking to be the face of minority outreach for the Trump campaign and down-ballot GOP candidates.
The Tim Scott-aligned Great Opportunity PAC announced Thursday that it will be spending at least $14.3 million this cycle targeting Black voters in battleground states. Scott, a rumored vice presidential pick for presumptive 2024 Republican presidential nominee former President Donald Trump, has said he believes he can deliver Black men for Trump, citing a Wall Street Journal poll in April showing President Biden is losing support among the crucial voting bloc.
“There’s no doubt that African American men are wide open for a political shift of partisan shift,” Scott said in a meeting with reporters on Tuesday.
