American Crossroads To Spend $10 Million to Get Out the Vote
American Crossroads, a nonprofit 527 political organization, has announced plans to spend more than $10 million on a get-out-the-vote plan it calls “MOVERS,” or “Mobilizing Our Voters to End Reckless Spending.” The effort will target voters in eight states: Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Kentucky, Missouri, Nevada, New Hampshire, and Washington. The campaign will include early voting notifications sent by mail, phone calls to prospective voters, and a 72-hour mail and phone call blitz prior to Election Day.
“The eight states we chose for our get-out-the-vote efforts are all states that have competitive Senate races at the top of the ballot as well as opportunities to leverage those gains down the ballot in House and local races,” Jonathan Collegio, director of communications for American Crossroads told PRNewser.
Collegio went on to define the “reckless spending” the organization is opposed to as “entitlements” such as the healthcare bill and the “Cash
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