Podbit · The Charlie Kirk Show
Wear the MAGA hat, wait for politics to come up naturally, then pivot to voter registration using the app right there at the grill. People fear awkwardness more than signing up — push through it with a bro-energy ask and you'll close.
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With the holiday framing established, Charlie pivots hard to the mission: this Fourth of July weekend is a voter registration opportunity, and Turning Point Action has built the tools to make it easy. Tyler Boyer walks through the Turning Point Action app [1] — Charlie Kirk "Trump lost Georgia, Arizona, and Wisconsin by a combined 42,000 votes in 2020. The show's audience of millions only needs to register one v…" 03:03 — available on Apple and Google Play — and the tpaction.com/vote link, which generates a fillable form that feeds into the Turning Point follow-up system and then routes users to their state's registration site. The hosts tackle practical listener questions: you need a state ID or driver's license, you can't legally vote in two states, and if you've moved you should de-register in the old state. Tyler shares a real-time example of a Wisconsin-to-Arizona mover asking which state to vote in, illustrating how common these situations are. The segment is operational and concrete, giving listeners an exact playbook rather than generic encouragement.
Trump lost Georgia, Arizona, and Wisconsin by a combined 42,000 votes in 2020. The show's audience of millions only needs to register one voter each to dwarf that margin. Download the Turning Point Action app, go to tpaction.com/vote, and make this holiday weekend count.
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