On Saturday’s episode of WarRoom, host Royce White welcomed Gina Swoboda, an Arizona-based activist dedicated to increasing voter turnout. Their conversation focused on Swoboda’s innovative approach to mobilizing voters, emphasizing her motto of “harvesting voters” and her unique transportation initiative.
Harvesting Voters: A New Approach
Gina Swoboda’s mission is clear: she wants to ensure that every eligible voter in Arizona can make their voice heard. “I can’t harvest ballots, but I can harvest voters,” she declared, encapsulating her commitment to voter mobilization. This statement reflects her belief that facilitating access to the polls is just as crucial as the act of voting itself.
Van Rides for Voters
A significant aspect of Swoboda’s efforts is her custom van, affectionately dubbed the “Scooby Van.” This vehicle serves as a mobile solution for individuals who might lack transportation to polling locations. Swoboda explains, “You can sign up, and we’ll come to you.” The Scooby Van is designed to eliminate barriers for those who want to vote but may face challenges getting to the polls.
By offering rides, Swoboda hopes to increase early voter participation. “I want them to bank it now, get the votes in now,” she emphasizes. This proactive approach is essential, especially in light of the issues experienced during the 2022 Arizona election, where long lines and equipment malfunctions left some voters frustrated and unable to cast their ballots. […]
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