Josh McEun, thank you for joining the Dispatch podcast and congratulations on winning your race

at last week's Republican Party Convention in Georgia.

Thank you so much for having me and thank you for your good wishes.

Yeah, let's dive right in. So tell me about your 2024 strategy. As you have pointed out,

the White House runs through Georgia. How do you plan to deliver Georgia for the Republican

Presidential nominee next cycle? Walk us through your grassroots organizing,

door knocking, and fundraising strategy? Sure. So when it comes to our grassroots leaders,

we need to make sure that we set an expectation for those leaders and give them the tools to be successful.

So that's going to mean live in-person training for our county chairman, our precinct chairman,

and our volunteers on the basic blocking and tackling of politics. I told people throughout the

campaign, being state chairman's not the most important job in this organization, it's each one of our

precinct chairs. Building strong grassroots organizations at a neighborhood level is what will

make the difference in this election. So that's really important. Fundraising is also crucial.

We've had a lot of success over the last four years with our fundraising strategy here locally,

building up our Georgia Republican Party Foundation. We're planning on building on that, but

our strategy really is to give people at every level the opportunity to invest. So whether I'm a

grassroots activist that wants to donate at a small recurring level, or I'm someone that's

able to invest at a greater level, we're going to give all of those folks an opportunity to

participate financially and be very aggressive to raise the financial resources we need to win

next November. So you're about a week into the job. But where do you see room for improvement

from your predecessors, tenure, as chairman? I think a big thing that we can do better and build on

is our internal and external communication. So we have a lot of stakeholders with the Georgia

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