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Early voting is almost here and I want to give you a direct update from the ground.
Starting now, Turning Point PAC will be shifting into higher and higher gears every week as we fund the immediate surge of ballot-chasers across America.
This week: Arizona. Nevada. Michigan. Pennsylvania. Ohio. Indiana. Wisconsin. New Hampshire.
We've been on calls with our teams in every one of these states this week. The energy is there. More chasers are being recruited, and trained. The infrastructure we've been building since January is ready.
What we need now is the resources to run it at full speed — because early voting begins in fewer than eight weeks and there is no recovery window if we come up short.
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Let me be direct about what this moment means.
Midterm races are decided by turnout margins that would look like rounding errors in a presidential race. A few thousand votes in a handful of swing districts in Michigan or Pennsylvania or Nevada — that's the difference between keeping the House and handing Hakeem Jeffries and his communist caucus the gavel!
Our ballot-chasers are in those districts right now.
But a ground operation at this scale — eight states, hundreds of chasers, sustained through eight weeks of early voting — costs real money. Every day we're underfunded is a day we're leaving doors unknocked and ballots uncollected in districts we cannot afford to lose.
I've never asked more urgently than I'm asking right now. Will you back the surge?
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No contribution is too small. $10, $50, $100. Every dollar you can spare DIRECTLY supports ballot chasing and puts points on the scoreboard on Election Day. Will you help?
Eight states. Eight weeks. Everything we've built comes down to this.
For America,
Tyler Bowyer
Executive Director
Turning Point PAC
P.S. — With your help we’ve spent months building this operation. The chasers are trained. The states are targeted. The doors are waiting to be knocked. The only variable left is whether we have the resources to run it at full speed. That part is up to you.
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