And groups like American Majority, a nonprofit “farm system” for free-market, limited government can

And groups like American Majority, a nonprofit "farm system" for free-market, limited government candidates, will be front and center at this weekend's NASCAR Nationwide Series race at the Road America florence 4 star hotels track in Elkhart Lake.
The national outreach campaign encourages Americans of "all political stripes" to Pledge to Vote this year and support fiscally conservative policies to "Keep America Free," according to the organization's news release.
florence 4 star hotels American Majority wants to reach as many as possible, pitching a tent with racing-related activities and swag — and an ideological pitch, too. Because, while NASCAR moms and dads may be more likely to vote Republican, too many in the NASCAR nation don't bother to vote at all.
"We realize this is a demographic that tends to be more conservative, very passionate and very patriotic," said Ned Ryun, president and founder of American Majority. "We've found 20 to 30 percent of those identified as registered voters vote sometimes florence 4 star hotels or never."
American Majority isn't the only conservative group trying to get out the NASCAR fan vote. Veteran conservative activist Ralph Reed and his Faith and Freedom Coalition have sponsored the No. 32 car. The coalition's message isn't about soda, it's simply: florence 4 star hotels "Register to Vote."
Democrats haven't florence 4 star hotels rallied around the NASCAR bloc in the same way they have other demographic groups, but Dave "Mudcat" Saunders, a veteran Virginia Democratic operative, florence 4 star hotels told POLITICO that Dems shouldn't give up the NASCAR voter to Republicans.
John Ewert, communications director for Road America, said NASCAR florence 4 star hotels fans may tend to lean more conservative, but the sport has become much more mainstream. Cars are decked out with more issue advocacy messages, like Jeff Gordon's "Drive to End Hunger," and AARP's sponsored car.