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Charlie Kirk is the Founder and President of Turning Point USA, the largest and fastest growing conservative youth activist organization in the country with over 250,000 student members, over 150 full-time staff, and a presence on over 2,000 high school and college campuses nationwide. Charlie is also the Chairman of Students for Trump, which aims to activate one million new college voters on campuses in battleground states in the lead up to the 2020 presidential election. His social media reaches over 100 million people per month and according to Axios, he is one of the "top 10 most engaged" Twitter handles in the world. He is also the host of “The Charlie Kirk Show,” which regularly ranks among the top news shows on Apple podcast charts.
Charlie Kirk Issues Urgent Voter Registration Deadline Warning for Arizona and Georgia Voters
Charlie Kirk delivers a passionate call to action as voter registration deadlines approach in Arizona and Georgia. He shares stories of unregistered Trump supporters, argues that abstaining from voting enables Democratic wins, and connects the upcoming election to national security issues stemming from October 7th. Kirk explains why he believes non-voters bear moral responsibility and reveals Turning Point's recent success registering 750 new voters while emphasizing the need for greater mobilization in the final hours before registration closes.
Charlie Kirk delivers an urgent message to voters in Arizona and Georgia as the voter registration deadline arrives. He emphasizes that after the deadline passes, the voter list becomes permanent and sealed, making this the final opportunity for eligible citizens to participate in the upcoming election.
Kirk shares that Turning Point registered 750 new voters for Trump in the previous week alone, demonstrating the organization's commitment to voter mobilization. However, he expresses frustration that despite these efforts, millions of Trump supporters remain unregistered across the country.
Personal Stories of Voter Registration Challenges
Kirk recounts specific examples of people he encountered who needed help registering. During a recent walk, he only agreed to take selfies with registered voters, which led to three new voter registrations. He shares the story of a woman who regularly watches his show but had never voted before, and whose husband had registered in Utah. After she emailed asking how to register, Kirk directed her to TPAction.com/vote.
He also describes a frustrating experience with a 28-year-old Trump supporter who repeatedly promised to register but never followed through, despite Kirk's efforts to contact him over 20 times. Kirk expresses deep disappointment in this individual, viewing the failure to register as a character flaw rather than a simple oversight.
The Moral Imperative to Vote
Kirk presents a strong moral argument about voting, stating that those who willingly choose not to vote are "letting the Democrats win" and are "of a lower moral standing." He argues that refusing to vote represents "a quasi evil decision against the civilization" and that "not voting is a ticket to tyranny."
He emphasizes the minimal effort required to vote, describing it as taking just five minutes to fill out a ballot with candidates like Donald Trump, Kari Lake, and David Schweikert, and voting no on Proposition 138 in Arizona. Kirk argues that anyone who cannot make this small effort has no right to complain about political outcomes and is "complicit with the Democrats."
Republican Voter Registration Success in Arizona
Despite his concerns about individual non-participation, Kirk shares positive news about overall Republican voter registration efforts in Arizona. He reports that Republicans are "crushing Democrats" in voter registration in the state, attributing this success to the emphasis and energy Turning Point has invested in registration drives.
However, Kirk cautions that the race will still be tight and expresses regret that more work wasn't done over the summer. He suggests that if people had prioritized voter registration over barbecues, television shows, and football games, the election wouldn't be as close as it appears to be.
October 7th and National Security Implications
Kirk connects the voter registration deadline to broader national security concerns, reflecting on the one-year anniversary of the October 7th attacks. He argues that these attacks never would have happened under a Trump presidency, pointing to Trump's policy of cutting funding to Iran and maintaining a strong deterrent posture.
He describes October 7th as the beginning of a sequence of events including protests in America, Israel's response in Gaza, the Israeli-Hezbollah conflict, and Iranian missile launches. Kirk argues that the Biden-Harris administration created conditions where "it was open season for the Jews."
The Impact on Democratic Party Politics
Kirk analyzes how October 7th affected Democratic Party politics, suggesting that Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro should have been the Vice Presidential nominee and that Democrats would be in a better position if he had been chosen. He notes that Shapiro has largely disappeared from the political scene because the "Jew hating base of the Democrat Party" could not tolerate a Jewish running mate.
He expresses puzzlement that Kamala Harris will likely win a majority of Jewish voters despite Democrats having what he calls "a Hamas wing of their party." Kirk argues that Jewish voters who say "never again" while voting for Democrats are contradicting themselves, as he believes the Democrat Party is "housing, facilitating, nurturing and cultivating the next October 7th."
The Stakes for Jewish Voters
Kirk makes a direct appeal to Jewish voters, particularly in swing states. He notes that Arizona has between 60,000 to 70,000 registered Jewish voters, while Pennsylvania has 200,000 to 300,000. He argues these voters could "tip the entire election" and "determine the entire civilization."
His message to Jewish voters is clear: voting for Kamala Harris jeopardizes "the Safety and Security of the Jewish people and of Israel." He urges Jewish voters to leave the Democrat Party and encourage their friends to do the same, arguing that supporting Democrats who they believe enabled October 7th makes future attacks more likely.
Final Call to Action
Kirk concludes with a final push for voter registration before the deadline, reiterating the website TPAction.com/vote for Arizona and Georgia residents. He emphasizes that Donald Trump wants supporters to vote early rather than waiting until Election Day, describing Election Day as "the last day of voting" rather than the only day.
His core message remains consistent throughout: "Voting costs you nothing, abstaining may cost you everything." Kirk urges each person to not only register themselves but to find five new people and get them registered as well, warning that failure to maximize voter registration could result in an election loss that didn't have to happen.
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