A statewide field operation.
Across seven field days, 22 JACK-PAC volunteers deployed to five Senate districts with one purpose: help conservative Republican candidates connect directly with the voters who would decide their primaries.
The team attempted 3,950 doors, reached 2,274 households, completed 452 voter conversations, and traveled 6,032 miles across Tennessee. Those numbers reflect volunteers giving up their time, getting in the car, and doing the work that campaigns need in the closing stretch.
Five races. Five winners.
JACK-PAC supported Republican primary campaigns for Adam Lowe in Senate District 1, Rusty Crowe in Senate District 3, Jimmy Matlock in Senate District 5, Richard Briggs in Senate District 7, and Mark Pody in Senate District 17.
All five candidates won their Republican primaries. The results demonstrated what can happen when a coordinated statewide team is able to go where the need is greatest and reinforce the voter-contact work already underway in each district.
The work continues.
The primary was only the beginning. JACK-PAC is carrying that field experience into the General Election and continuing to recruit volunteers who can knock doors, travel with the team, help with logistics, make voter calls, and support local events.
The objective is bigger than a single election day. JACK-PAC is building a durable grassroots network that can respond quickly whenever Tennessee’s conservative Senate majority needs help.