Why It Matters
Turning Point Action is expanding its political operation in New Hampshire as Republican Senate nominee John E. Sununu campaigns against Democratic Rep. Chris Pappas.
What Happened
The group is using local activists for voter outreach and has devoted significant resources to the state. Activists have posted about training on New Hampshire’s absentee ballot process.
One Turning Point activist also posted that she was loading 300 signs for Sununu. The organization’s initiatives include Chase the Ball, Commit 100 and super chase.
Tyler Bowyer, Turning Point Action’s chief operating officer, discussed the New Hampshire operation in July. He said the group had placed “the biggest ground force that’s ever been put on the ground in New Hampshire for Republicans.”
By the Numbers
- 300: Signs loaded for Sununu.
- 53-47: Republicans’ current Senate majority.
- Dozens and dozens: Full-time Turning Point Action personnel said to be working in New Hampshire.
- One year: Time since Charlie Kirk’s assassination.
Zoom Out
Chris Ager, a former New Hampshire Republican Party chair, said he was impressed that Turning Point Action was hiring people familiar with the state. Michael Biundo is also identified as a GOP strategist in New Hampshire.
Erika Kirk took over her husband’s organization after his death. She endorsed JD Vance if he runs to succeed President Donald Trump in 2028.
What’s Next
Neil Levesque, director of the New Hampshire Institute of Politics, said the operation could support future Republican campaigns. Turning Point Action’s database was also identified as a potential resource for 2028.
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