How Turning Point Action's Ballot Chasing Operation Helped Win Swing States

Showing 18 Ballot Chasing videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.

This topic covers the ballot-chasing strategy Turning Point Action built to turn out low-propensity voters in swing states. Charlie Kirk introduced the "Commit 100" program at Dream City Church, challenging Arizona Christians to each chase 100 ballots during election month, arguing the effort in that single room could help determine 200,000 votes. Turning Point Action COO Tyler Bowyer later detailed how the organization replicated Michigan-style Democratic ground game tactics in just 18 months, chasing over 200,000 low-propensity voters in Arizona, more than Trump's eventual margin of victory in the state. Kirk framed ballot chasing as a direct response to Republican voters who considered sitting out the election over concerns about election integrity, arguing that non-participation only helped the opposition, and used a last-second Chicago Bears loss as a metaphor for why supporters couldn't afford overconfidence in the campaign's final days. Even as Steve Bannon entered federal prison on a misdemeanor conviction, Kirk pledged that Turning Point Action would double down on voter registration and ballot chasing in his absence. Additional videos cover the broader 2024 campaign operation, including hiring 1,500 staff and organizing a swing-state ground game credited with reshaping the electoral map.