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Republican Leader Ronna McDaniel said on Monday she would resign, a power shakeup that follows weeks of public pressure from the party’s likely 2024 nominee, Donald Trump.
The move reflects the former president’s influence on the party as he prepares for a rematch with Democratic President Joe Biden in November. Three days ago, Super Tuesday saw Republican nominating contests in 15 states and one U.S. territory. Republican National Committee co-chairman Drew McKissick also said he would resign. The Republican National Committee plays a key role in raising money for the nominee, promoting the party’s message, mobilizing resources and electing voters. Whoever succeeds McDaniel will face the challenge of unifying a divided party.