Over four days, volunteers made 2,168 voter contact attempts and traveled 871 miles in support of Senators Brent Taylor, Jack Johnson, Dawn White, and Mark Pody.
The week began in the Memphis area, where volunteers spent Monday knocking doors for Senator Brent Taylor. The team recorded 552 attempts and 91 completed surveys, a 16.5% take rate. The overnight trip continued with a stop in Franklin on Tuesday before volunteers returned home.
On Wednesday, JACK-PAC volunteers headed to Murfreesboro for Senator Dawn White. Working across 417 households, the team logged 796 individual voter contact attempts and 34 completed surveys. Thursday brought another deployment to Lebanon for Senator Mark Pody, with 545 individual attempts across 307 households.
These trips build on JACK-PAC’s work during the Republican primary, when volunteers spent seven days in the field supporting five successful Senate campaigns. Volunteers are bringing that experience into the General Election, returning to familiar districts and traveling to others where there is work to do.
For some volunteers, showing up means using vacation days to spend the day knocking doors. Others rearrange busy schedules and take time away from their families to make these trips possible. They bring their own cars, spend hours walking neighborhoods, and give their time because they believe Tennessee’s conservative Senate majority is worth working to protect.
We’re grateful to everyone who helped get this push underway and to those joining us for the remaining trips. Their commitment is what puts JACK-PAC in the field.
The work continues through October 30. If you can give a day, we’d love to have you on the team.