The Ambitious Ground Game for Evangelical Voters

A significant effort is being made to mobilize the evangelical vote, with plans to spend $62 million on outreach. This includes knocking on 10 million doors and making 10 million phone calls, focusing on low-propensity voters who have participated in only one or none of the last three elections. The initiative aims to engage a large portion of the 17 to 18 million evangelical Christians registered to vote, and also to distribute voter guides across 113,000 churches. This extensive grassroots approach is designed to sway critical voting margins in pivotal states, leveraging outreach that surpasses previous Republican efforts.