Charlie kirk's turning point rally coming to ocean county college on sunday, first time ever in new jersey

TOMS RIVER, N.J. – Conservative advocacy group Turning Point Action will host its first-ever “Super Chase” event in New Jersey this weekend, featuring commentator Jack Posobiec as keynote speaker.

The rally is set for Sunday, November 2, at Ocean County Community College in Toms River.

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Organizers say the event is designed to energize supporters and promote ballot collection efforts ahead of Election Day.

Key Points

Turning Point Action will hold a “Super Chase” rally in Toms River on November 2
The event will feature conservative commentator Jack Posobiec
Organizers describe it as a ballot-chasing and voter outreach effort

Event aims to boost voter turnout

According to the event announcement, the Super Chase is part of a series of get-out-the-vote efforts launched by Turning Point Action, a national conservative youth organization. The group describes the gatherings as opportunities for volunteers to “help chase ballots” while engaging local voters.

Attendees are encouraged to bring friends and family for “a rally, snacks, and a few hours of ballot chasing,” according to the event flyer. The event begins at 1 p.m. on the college campus at 1 College Drive.

Jack Posobiec to headline New Jersey event

Jack Posobiec, a political commentator and activist frequently involved in conservative media, is listed as the featured speaker for the Toms River event. His appearance marks one of several regional stops Turning Point Action has planned as part of its voter engagement campaign.

Focus on New Jersey outreach

Turning Point Action said the “Super Chase” initiative is meant to “take back New Jersey,” a phrase used throughout its promotional material to rally Republican and conservative voters. The organization has held similar events in other states as part of its 2024–2025 grassroots mobilization drive.

The Toms River event underscores a broader effort by national political groups to intensify turnout operations in key localities ahead of upcoming state and local elections.

Those interested in attending can register online at tpaction.com/superchase/nj.

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