Joe Biden’s campaign is pulling out all the stops to register as many Democrats as possible to vote in the upcoming election, using federal agencies and taxpayer dollars to target specific demographics. With polls showing him trailing behind Trump in swing states, Biden is ramping up efforts to increase voter turnout in his favor.
From healthcare.gov to national parks, federal agencies are being utilized to encourage voter registration among those who interact with the government, including families receiving government assistance, homeless individuals, and those in the free lunch program. Critics argue that Biden is strategically targeting traditionally Democratic-leaning demographics to boost his chances in the election.
Recent reports have revealed that Biden’s Small Business Administration was caught running voter registration drives in Michigan, a key battleground state. Despite attempts by Republicans in Congress to investigate the matter, Biden’s officials have refused to cooperate, further fueling speculation about the campaign’s tactics.
As the election draws near, the race between Biden and Trump is heating up, with both candidates vying for every possible vote. With voter registration drives taking place in Democrat strongholds, the battle for crucial swing states is intensifying. The question remains: will Biden’s efforts to register more Democrats pay off in November? Only time will tell.