Get out the vote

We're all kinds of excited about it after this.

It's Election Day on Fox Across America, so naturally they're playing the Get Out the Vote for Pedro song.

Who noticed it first? My next guest, former Utah Congressman, superstar Fox News contributor Jason Chaffetz is here.

Happy Election Day.

Wow.

Well, adult film stars have launched a Get Out the Vote campaign.

I got all kinds of punchlines, but I don't dare.

Probably for the best.

But I would be remiss if I didn't reach out today of all days with one very simple message.

Get out and vote.

I don't care what your political persuasion is.

Voting is not just a right.

Demand better of the people who seek to govern us.

And demand more of yourselves and your fellow citizens.

Get out and vote.

It is the most important duty that you have in a constitutional republic.

And so we will send high volume direct mail and digital outreach, usually written at a fourth to eighth grade reading level, with all the information that Americans need who are eligible to vote, to register to vote, to sign up for vote by mail where that's an option, and to turn out and vote.

In Iowa, we just sent about 2.6 million pieces of Get Out the Vote mail to folks in our target demographics to encourage their participation in this November's election.

Your organization focuses on the new American majority.

Define that, or is that some of what you just said?

So, Tom, you talked a little bit about Iowa, your efforts here with competitive races like Iowa has several this election cycle, other areas you're focusing on.

And and how does Iowa fit into the national context in your view?

We are running our Get Out the Vote program in 33 states, and we're running our voter registration program in 46 states.

The reason we do this, when you consider the communities we serve are 60% of the eligible electorate in America, but they are 72% of unregistered people in our country.

Sounds scary, right? On October 31st, speaking of scary, Halloween, 2026, a video from a campaign event shows Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont striking the phone of a woman recording him and asking him questions.

The incident occurred around 10 o'clock in the morning at Scalzi Park in Stanford during a Get Out the Vote rally.

Going to pause there real quick.

If you're getting camera shake, once again, that's Moe the Chonk.

We brought a message that I think is resonating with people across the state about getting our state back on track.

So, Mayor, in terms of the Get Out the Vote efforts today, sort of tell us what your team is doing and maybe some of the areas especially you're focusing on.

Well, we had a really great rally last night where we had a lot of our supporters together last night.

And this morning, it's all about phone calls, door knocking, emailing, text messaging, just reminding people, do not set this one out.

Wow.

Well, adult film stars have launched a Get Out the Vote campaign.

I got all kinds of punchlines, but I don't dare.

Probably for the best.

I've been on two radio interviews so far this morning, talking to y'all as well.

We're about to speak here at Get Out the Vote rally.

So it's been a busy morning and we've gotten so much support, you know, thanks to y'all helping get the word out and other people.

People are frustrated with their utility bills.