Trump replaces his campaign manager.

Trump replaces campaign manager Brad Parscale with Bill Stepien in the wake of Tulsa rally turnout and sliding polls.

Trump replaces campaign manager Brad Parscale with Bill Stepien in the wake of Tulsa rally turnout and sliding polls.President Trump has replaced his campaign manager Brad Parscale on July 16, just four months before the presidential vote. He has now made Parscale in charge of digital and data strategies while serving as a Senior adviser to the campaign. Parscale, with little political experience, was hired by the Trump organization back in 2011 as a digital guru and also served as a warm-up act for his rallies. He had then been appointed as campaign manager in February 2018. The earliest any incumbent US president has officially declared his re-election campaign.

Reuters reports a strained relationship between Parscale, with the president being annoyed by the publicity his campaign manager had garnered in the role. The Tulsa rally turnout of a low 6,200 people after Parscale, claiming that more than a million people requested tickets was the final hit.

Bill Stepien had been brought in to help the Trump 2016 campaign. A veteran republican, he brought a lot of political experience, working on the election bids of John McCain in 2008 and George W Bush in 2004. Mr. Stepien was also a former aide of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie.