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The Republican Presidential Nominee, Donald J. Trump, has overhauled his campaign team for the second time in two months, bringing in a new manager and Chief Executive Officer.
This comes as the United States presidential election draws nearer, with less than 90 days to go.
Paul Manafort remains as Campaign Chairman; while Pollster, Kellyanne Conway becomes Campaign Manager, and Stephen Bannon of Breitbart News is the campaign's new CEO.
The change of leadership comes amidst an increased drop in the polls for Trump,since the party's convention in Cleveland last month.
He trails Democratic Party candidate, Hillary Clinton both nationally and in key battleground states.
The New York businessman has faced calls from some republicans to tone down his fiery rhetoric, in the wake of a number of controversial comments in the past two weeks and the subsequent drop in poll ratings.
However, it appears Trump won't be toning down, as the mogul seems intent on adhering to the campaign style that won him the republican nomination in the first place.