Faith & Freedom Coalition Chairman Ralph Reed on Monday promised to organize the “most ambitious and far-reaching voter mobilization effort” in evangelical history.
“It’s going to be the most ambitious and far-reaching voter mobilization effort in the history of the conservative faith community, and it’s going to be roughly three times the level of what we did in 2016,” Reed told The Washington Times.
He said that his group plans to register 1 million evangelical voters, knock on 3 million doors and pass out literature to over 117,000 churches. Their hope is to reach about 30 million people.
President Donald Trump won just over 80 percent of evangelical voters in the 2016 election, and recent polls show that three-in-four evangelicals approve of Trump’s job performance.
“They not only are fully supportive of President Trump; they believe that he’s been as strong or better on the core issues that they care about than anybody they’ve ever supported,” Reed said.
“This constituency delivered in a big way in 2016 and frankly in 2018, but I think we’re really going to have a strong wind at our back in 2020 because there is such a deep reservoir of gratitude, appreciation and affection for this president because of the number of commitments and promises he made that he has kept,” he added.
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