Election Day Showdown: Bannon and Boyle Urge MAGA to Finish Strong

Steve Bannon and  Matt Boyle broadcast a Saturday morning interview simultaneously on Breitbart and the WarRoom to emphasize MAGA’s promising position but warn supporters not to get complacent. Each host reminded their combined audience that every vote is crucial to holding the House and flipping the Senate.

Our Position is good, but we can’t achieve it unless everyone makes no excuses and goes to vote for Republicans. We also need to hold the House and take the Senate.

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Election Day Game Plan: No Room for Complacency

In a fast-paced broadcast, Bannon and Boyle fired up their audience with a crucial message: The MAGA movement has an open path to victory, but only if everyone turns out to vote. Despite record early voting numbers, Bannon reminded the audience that Republicans have a long history of dominating on Election Day itself. “No excuses,” he said. “Get to the polls.”

Kamala Harris’ Path to the White House: Narrow and Uncertain

Bannon analyzed the dwindling options for Kamala Harris, the Democratic presidential nominee. According to Bannon, Harris now has “one path left” to the White House, with no “blue wall” to fall back on. For MAGA, the Democrats’ shrinking options represent a significant achievement. “We’ve whittled them down to nothing,” Bannon remarked, noting that such positioning felt nearly unattainable just a few months ago.

Outside Groups Rally Support

As Election Day nears, grassroots groups and conservative activists, many highlighted on the WarRoom, are ramping up their get-out-the-vote efforts for a final weekend. Turning Point Action and other pro-MAGA organizations have mobilized across critical battlegrounds. Bannon credited these groups with helping to build what he termed a “Republican firewall” in states like Nevada, where Republicans now lead Democrats by thousands of ballots. This work, Bannon says, ensures that Republicans stay competitive—even in states historically challenging for the party.

“Game Day” Strategy: All Eyes on Key States

Both Bannon and Boyle agree that November 5 is a "game day” for the GOP. While early voting turnout looks strong, the election will come down to turnout on Election Day. According to Bannon, states like North Carolina, Georgia, and Arizona are "falling away from the Democrats,” creating a map where MAGA can strategically secure the necessary electoral votes without needing to stretch their resources thin.

Can Democrats Defend Their Ground?

Bannon chimed in with a cautious reminder: the Democrats won’t concede easily. With a legal team led by political heavyweights like Marc Elias, the Democrats are prepared for a fight. Still, Boyle maintains that the Democrats’ early voting numbers lack the strength they held in 2020. Their advantage in states like Pennsylvania and Michigan has weakened, making their defense vulnerable.

Targeted Focus: 270 or Bust

Bannon’s focus remains laser-sharp: reach 270 electoral votes in battlegrounds. While some strategists argue for an aggressive push into additional states, Bannon believes MAGA should aim for a straightforward victory. "Focus on taking down one of the blue walls in the North,” he advised. For Bannon, expanding the map is secondary to securing votes in essential swing states.

The Battle for Wisconsin

Wisconsin emerged as a critical point of discussion. Boyle and Bannon agreed that Wisconsin could make or break the election, with Bannon calling it the “must-win state” for MAGA. Both believe that a Wisconsin victory would lessen the need for a tough battle in states like Pennsylvania, where Democrats have a slight edge. "This is the fight we want,” Bannon said confidently.

Final Push: Vote Like Everything’s at Stake

As Bannon and Boyle wrapped up, their message was clear: MAGA can’t afford to be complacent. With early voting breaking records, the stakes are higher than ever. They urged supporters to turn out, hold the House, and take the Senate, emphasizing that MAGA’s strength lies in numbers and turnout. “This is the battle we’ve prepared for,” Bannon concluded. “Now, it’s time to finish strong.”

For more context from Bannon’s and Boyle’s conversation, watch this Saturday WarRoom segment:

Steve Bannon And Matt Boyle Discuss The Democrats’ Lack Of Early Voting Turnout