Here's an exclusive from our parent site, Townhall. The Democrat Texas Majority PAC has set up a system where it pays people $25 to sit through what it calls a "paid relational program." That program is run by Relentless, which was paid $500,000 to build this "relational organizing program." The organizing manager for Texas Majority PAC is caught on video saying that the program is "a roundabout way of paying people for their votes."
EXCLUSIVE: TALARICO SUPER PAC CAUGHT PAYING VOTERS!
— Townhall.com (@townhallcom) September 16, 2026
"We are paying people $25...a roundabout way of paying people for their votes."
Video obtained by Townhall catches Sky McAdams, organizing manager for Texas Majority PAC, on undercover video explaining the scheme to elect… pic.twitter.com/FKK5nEfb5B
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… Talarico in November.
"You can't pay someone to vote for someone"
"If I was a Republican, I would be pissed."
In the video, McAdams says it’s called a “paid relational program,” which is operated by Relentless that uses software called Rally.
In a campaign finance report filed in July, Texas Majority PAC said it paid Relentless $500,000 for a “relational organizing program,” or about 20 percent of all its expenditures up to that point. At $25 per vote, that could be good for 20,000 ballots.
Kyle Olson reports:
Sky McAdams, organizing manager for Texas Majority PAC, was caught on video dishing on the scheme they hope will propel Democrat U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico to victory in November.
“We are paying people $25 to attend a one-hour Zoom class to learn why voting is important and why the Republicans are causing all of these bad things,” McAdams says in the undercover video. “So it’s like a roundabout way of paying people for their votes, essentially.”
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“You can’t pay someone to vote for someone,” McAdams says in the video. “You can’t be like, ‘Here’s $25, go vote for me.’ You can say, ‘Attend a one-hour class and you can receive $25.’ And then the class just talks about the importance of… It’s a little gray,” he continues, apparently referring to the legality of the activity.
“If I was a Republican, I would be pissed. I would be like, that’s shady as f**k.”
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Here's $25 to sit through a one-hour Zoom "class" on why voting for the Democrat is so important. And tell your friends!
The one-hour "class" is the fig leaf on cash for turnout. Same outfit bragged it netted 47,533 Democratic votes across five swing states in 2024.
— IredcapI (@IredcapI) September 16, 2026
Take the $25 then just vote Republican
— Mike (@Mike12324998673) September 16, 2026
I think every conservative should sign up for this class. Let the Democrats spend their money for nothing.
— The Countess In Cowboy Boots (@LooneyOldLady) September 16, 2026
It's name is Sky. Of course it is.
— damon hynes (@eibyyz) September 16, 2026
His name is Dylan "Sky" MacAdams who organized pro-abortion student walk-outs and founded "The Coalition Austin"
— Revealutionary Films (@revealutionary) September 16, 2026
Rally by Relentless, PBC
Relentless was formed in 2022 by co-founders Davis Leonard, Greta Carnes, and Zoe Stein.
It is incubated by the Democrat technology… pic.twitter.com/KYc6F4Olax
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… incubator company Higher Ground Labs, the same incubator that created and spun off the infamous Shadow app.
A Greta A. Carnes had at least 5 meetings in the White House one with Michael Strautmanis Counselor for Strategic Engagement to Senior Advisor Valerie Jarrett
Zoe Stein is also involved with Contest Every Race and Movement Labs another Democrat tech company.
You could see how Higher Ground Labs is tied to the Democrat mail-in-ballot infrastructure in a preview video "How To Stuff a Ballot Box" my video channel on Rumble.
It was just a preview and has glitches and a bad AI voice. But it was my only option at the time.
A man named sky, looks exactly like who would have that name, engaged in illegal behavior because he knows his ideas won't win on merit.
— TrashDiscourse (@TrashDiscourse) September 16, 2026
Everything about this story is incredibly obvious in retrospect
Ever notice how Dems can't win by telling the truth, making a rational argument, or revealing what they really stand for?
— ValorAmerica (@ValorAmericaPAC) September 16, 2026
The intent to violate the statute is there. THis is no different than the use of straw donors in making contributions.
— Shipwreckedcrew (@shipwreckedcrew) September 16, 2026
I think this guy and his group have a bigger problem than he imagines. Creating "evading" of federal law is just another word for "conspiracy."
This might… https://t.co/YDApahhVN4
"… get interesting."
Indeed.
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