Turning Point Action launches Commit 100 effort to chase ballots in Arizona, Wisconsin

Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk announced on Monday Commit 100, an extension of Turning Point Action’s Chase the Vote initiative for the 2024 election, to chase ballots in the swing states of Arizona and Wisconsin in the effort to elect Trump to a second term.

The newest effort will allow volunteers to sign up and commit to chasing 100 early ballots and 100 election-day ballots. Volunteers will either be able to travel to Arizona and Wisconsin to help chase votes in person with lodging being provided, or chase votes remotely through the TPAction app.

"There’s only 84 days until Election Day, the final day of voting," Kirk wrote. "Do the work. Help us win."

The effort is part of Turning Point Action’s Chase the Vote initiative, which has deployed field organizers in battleground states of Arizona, Georgia, Wisconsin, Nevada, Michigan, and Pennsylvania, as well as other states to track and chase key target ballots.

Through the initiative, field organizers identify "Republican voters and build key relationships in battleground states," register voters and encourage them to get involved in the voting process, and mobilize voters to get to the poll on Election Day.

Turning Point Action is working in collaboration with other national organizations such as Early Vote Action, America First Works, Moms for America, and the College Republicans of America, as well as other groups, to "build the largest ballot chasing operation the movement has ever seen," using a "strong national grassroots network and a track record of empowering conservative leaders."

Trump spoke at a Chase the Vote event in June in Phoenix, taking questions from the crowd and speaking on his goals for his next term including how he will handle the border crisis that grew under Biden, the economy that has seen rampant inflation, and how to make the country safer.