From district to district.
JACK-PAC field teams deployed across Senate Districts 1, 3, 5, 7, and 17, meeting voters where they live and helping Republican candidates build momentum in the closing weeks of the primary.
The schedule began in Senate District 1 and continued through Northeast and Middle Tennessee, including a final two-day get-out-the-vote push in Senate District 3 on August 4 and 5.
Volunteer time made it possible.
Every door represented a real opportunity to connect with a Tennessee voter. Every mile represented a volunteer willing to give time and energy to defend the Senate majority.
Volunteers worked as a team—traveling together, preparing materials, learning the local campaign’s priorities, and staying in the field through the work assigned for the day. No prior campaign experience was required; what mattered was the willingness to help.
A network built to last.
The seven field days produced measurable results, but their lasting value is the volunteer network created along the way. JACK-PAC now has a stronger base of people who understand how deployments work and are ready to return.
That commitment is the foundation for the permanent statewide organization JACK-PAC is building for the General Election and the Senate races that will follow.