College Republicans United Feeds Only Trump Voters at Polling Site
- A group distributed food to voters near a polling station in Phoenix, Arizona, on November 5, 2024.
- The event was aimed at promoting support for Donald Trump while potentially violating federal election laws regarding vote buying.
- Such actions by College Republicans United reflect their controversial affiliations and raise concerns about fairness in electoral processes.
On November 5, 2024, America First groypers, College Republicans United, and Pastor David MacLellan distributed hot dogs and hamburgers to voters near a polling station in Phoenix, Arizona. This act was intended to encourage support for Donald Trump. By restricting food to Trump voters, the group potentially violated federal law prohibiting vote buying and restricted access to voters. The event was organized shortly after polls opened and was characterized by its far-right affiliation. College Republicans United, established from frustrations with the mainstream GOP student group, has been associated with extremist ideologies. Their actions prompted critique about their compliance with voting regulations and drew attention to their connections with controversial figures and policies. The willingness to only provide food to a select group raises concerns about fairness in elections and adherence to legal conduct at polling sites.