Trump Campaign: Reports of Understaffed Caucus Sites Prove Democrat Party Is in ‘Chaos and Incompetent’

The Trump campaign on Saturday reacted to reports of election chaos in Nevada — specifically reports of understaffed caucus sites.

Reports on Saturday indicated concerns of a deficit of volunteers at a number of caucus sites.

“NSDP party officials are telling campaign representatives that there’s a deficit of volunteers across the state, and so they are asking representatives of campaigns to act as precinct chairs, per multiple sources on ground,” Politico’s Laura Barrón-López reported on Saturday.

A Democrat source told Barrón-López, “I’m at Spring Valley High School and a lot of the Nevada Dem Party volunteers did not show up. They are worried about the precinct chairs showing up as well”:

One Democrat campaign official told the Washington Examiner:

Nevada Democratic Party officials are telling us and other campaigns that there’s a deficit of volunteers across the state, and so they are asking representatives of campaigns to act as precinct chairs — which only underscores the poor preparations for these caucuses.

CBS News reported similar issues:

However, the Nevada State Democrat Party is denying the magnitude of the issue.

“We have thousands of volunteers working hard across the state today and this is not occurring at the vast majority of sites and precincts,” the group said, according to CBS News’s Ed O’Keefe.

“It’s common and not unusual for campaign volunteers to help with running precincts,” it added:

However, the Trump campaign said that the reports “just prove that the national Democrat Party is in chaos and incompetent.”

“Even with that mess, there is no denying that Big Government Socialism dominated again as Bernie Sanders remained the leader of the leftist pack,” Trump 2020 campaign manager Brad Parscale said in a statement.

“We are another day closer to Election Day and another day closer to re-electing President Trump,” he added.

Multiple media outlets, including the Associated Press, NBC News, and Fox News, are projecting Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) as the winner of the Nevada caucus.