Turning Point's Voter Mobilization Effort Raises Concerns Among Republicans

The conservative group aims to boost Trump's voter turnout with a new app, but faces skepticism over its strategy and data security.

Turning Point, endorsed by Donald Trump, is leading a get-out-the-vote initiative targeting infrequent Trump supporters.
The group has developed a voter mobilization app, which some Republicans fear lacks sufficient data security measures.
Critics argue Turning Point's approach overlooks independent voters and relies on untested strategies in key swing states.
Despite raising millions for their campaign, experts doubt the effectiveness of activating low-turnout conservative voters.
Turning Point's lack of data sharing with established Republican entities raises concerns about its role within the party.