February 6, 2026 | Press Release

ICYMI: Fox News: RNC Rolls Out ‘Powerful’ New TikTok Strategy to Win Over Key Demographic After Trump's 2024 Success

Press Release

WASHINGTON, D.C. – In an exclusive this morning, Fox News reported on the launch of the Republican National Committee's (RNC) new TikTok account, the first time the RNC has joined the platform. 

“President Trump proved how powerful TikTok can be and took decisive action to secure this platform for American users," RNC Chair Joe Gruters told Fox News Digital. “Our new account will deliver America First content directly to younger voters who get their news online, and we’re encouraging Republican candidates nationwide to do the same now that the platform is safe.”


 

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        "Trump has credited TikTok with being a key part of his election victory in 2024...

        "In 2025, the White House joined TikTok and quickly gained traction, racking up 5 million followers and 80 million-plus likes as of early January. In addition to launching its own account, the RNC is encouraging Republican candidates across the country to follow its lead and join the platform to engage with voters...

        "Earlier this year, TikTok announced it reached a historic deal to launch a majority American-owned joint venture, a move guided by Trump...

        "'I am so happy to have helped in saving TikTok! It will now be owned by a group of Great American Patriots and Investors, the Biggest in the World, and will be an important Voice,' Trump said in a post on Truth Social..."

        "The Republican National Committee is upping its social media presence and following President Donald Trump’s lead by officially launching a TikTok account, marking a strategic shift for the party as it continues to look to connect with younger voters.

        "The RNC’s plan to make an impact on the digital front lines involves the official launch of .@Republicans on TikTok, which is designed to engage a critical demographic, voters under 30 who may not follow traditional political news but rely heavily on social media for information...



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