MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell will run for Republican National Committee chair next year in a bid to make election denial the party's core focus, a longshot challenge to current RNC chair and Trump ally Ronna McDaniel's quest for reelection after a worse- than- expected presidential
The CEO of MyPillow waits outside the White House before entering.
The Republican Party has not worked hard enough to fight voter fraud, according to the candidate.
Candidates who made false voter fraud allegations were not given enough support by the party.
The RNC's 168 members are expected to choose a chair during the winter meeting in January.
Just over 100 of the party's voting members endorsed her reelection in a letter obtained by The Hill earlier this month.
There are other possible candidates besides McDaniel. Two weeks ago, Zeldin told committee members he was very seriously considering running for RNC chair, after losing his bid for New York governor. Mercedes and Matt are considering running for RNC chair, according to NBC News.
He was elected to lead the national Republican Party. In the months following the Capitol riot, she privately told Trump some vote-rigging claims were crazy, but she continued to support him. The Post reported that at one point before her first term at the party's helm started, she relented on Trump's request to stop using her maiden name Romney. After the party failed to win control of the Senate, won a smaller-than- expected House majority and lost several high-profile gubernatorial races earlier this month, some Republicans blamed President Donald Trump for their poor showing. The next GOP leader will lead the party through the presidential election in which Trump will be a contender. In the future, he will be neutral in the primary.
He was invited to meet Trump at the White House in January of 2020 because of his fixation on voter fraud theories. Legal trouble has been caused by his voter fraud claims. The FBI seized Lindell's cell phone earlier this year in connection with an investigation into a voting equipment breach in Colorado.
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