Parscale discussed the map during a Senate GOP retreat at the National Republican Senatorial Committee headquarters. Among the states Parscale mentioned as potential targets are Minnesota and New Mexico. Both states have a Senate race this year, though Republicans are not expected to flip either. Hillary Clinton won Minnesota by 1.5 points and New Mexico by 8 points.

Parscale presented senators with voter data and campaign investment information to argue that those states are competitive, an attendee said. He also spent a chunk of time explaining the data that the campaign gleans from its raucous rallies and previewed some of the minority coalitions the Trump campaign will launch later this year.

Parscale, who served as the digital media director for Trump’s 2016 campaign, did not offer specific predictions based on who becomes the Democratic presidential nominee, according to attendees.

“He’s very meticulous and is working hard to put a plan in place regardless of the outcome [of the Democratic race],” Sen. John Boozman (R-Ark.) said after the meeting.

“I don’t think the outcome at this point really matters,” Boozman added. “It’s just laying the pieces of the puzzle and putting the groundwork in place so that they can respond no matter what happens.”

The Trump campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Burgess Everett contributed to this report.