Democrats are emptying the playbook to put Kamala Harris in the White House.
Everything is on the table to make that happen.
And Kamala Harris supporters’ damning plan for young Pennsylvanians got exposed but no one expected these twisted details.
Democrats trying to drive voter turnout for Kamala by any means possible
The Presidential Election looks like it’s going to be a close race in the seven swing states that will decide who’s residing in the White House next year.
A difference of less than a point separates former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris in six of the seven swing states in the RealClearPolitics polling average.
Winning and losing could come down to which side does a better job of getting their voters to show up to the polls.
Democrats are pouring tens of millions of dollars into get-out-the-vote operations in swing states to put Kamala over the top.
And they’re using every tactic under the sun to get their voters to the polls.
A Democrat nonprofit mailed more than 100,000 copies of a Liberty Knights comic book to voters under the age of 32 in Philadelphia with a story that encourages them to use the power of their vote.
Democrat groups are paying people rates starting at $160 to encourage their friends and family to vote for Kamala.
Free concerts, festivals, tailgates, and other events are being held to encourage people to vote.
Spreading the money around to put Kamala in the White House
The Voter Project’s Kevin Mack is using cash to juice turnout in heavily Democrat areas of Pennsylvania.
He’s giving away $1,000 Target gift cards, $2,000 rent checks, and $10,000 grants to community organizations in the city to turn out Democrat voters.
“We are registering tens of thousands of voters, signing up tens of thousands to vote by mail, and we are maximizing early vote,” Mack said. “At the end of the day, the combined efforts will increase youth turnout in Pennsylvania by over 100,000 people.”
Democrats are looking at targeting low-turnout voters who don’t often vote to build numbers for Kamala.
Empower Project president Mike Pfohl told the Washington Post that a personal connection has a greater impact on voters than typical campaign advertising.
“You can see 100 TV ads about how great a movie is, but if your best friend tells you it’s horrible, you believe them,” Pfohl explained. “We believe the same thing is true in politics.”
The group is hiring an army of 40,000 “mobilizers” to contact 10 million voters across 10 states this election.
Democrat groups are trying to energize voters with fun events.
The NBA’s Detroit Pistons worked with Rock the Vote – an allegedly nonpartisan nonprofit – to hold early voting events that feature food, carnival rides, and nationally known rappers performing.
“Teaming up with musicians and sports teams for these on-the-ground activations enable us to reduce barriers and create opportunities to participate,” Rock the Vote president Carolyn Dewitt said in a statement.
Democrats are pulling out all the stops to turn out their voters in swing states for Kamala Harris.
Stay tuned to Unmuzzled News for any updates to this ongoing story.
