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Precinct strategy refers to a political campaign strategy that focuses on winning elections at the local level by targeting individual voting precincts. The goal of this strategy is to identify and mobilize voters in specific geographic areas who are likely to support a particular candidate or political party. By focusing on precincts, campaigns can more efficiently allocate resources such as volunteers, advertising, and direct mail to reach potential supporters and turn them out to vote on election day.

The precinct strategy typically involves a three-step process:

1. Identify target precincts: This involves analyzing voter data to identify the precincts that are most likely to support the candidate or party, based on factors such as demographics, voting history, and political affiliation.
2. Mobilize supporters: Once the target precincts have been identified, the campaign will focus on mobilizing supporters in those areas by using various tactics such as door-to-door canvassing, phone banking, and mailings.
3. Get out the vote: On election day, the campaign will work to ensure that supporters in the target precincts actually turn out to vote by providing transportation, sending reminders, and providing other forms of support.

The precinct strategy has been used successfully by both major political parties in the United States, as well as by independent candidates and advocacy groups. It is considered to be an effective way to win local elections, build grassroots support, and lay the groundwork for broader political campaigns.