He is advertising for "Trump poll watchers" . I don't think this is allowed.

[Maraya1969]

Link to tweet

[soothsayer]

1. Report it! I did

[Fiendish Thingy]

2. It is legal- poll watchers must be certified by each campaign- no "walk ins" nt

[Ms. Toad]

8. Correct - which iis why you are being asked to "sign up" n/t

[frazzled]

3. No, it's not legal

Poll watchers have to be officially appointed by a campaign and accepted by the appropriate BOE. Usually one to two per campaign, per precinct, with official certification documents. They cannot themselves challenge a voter's status, but only report a concern to an election official at the polling place.

Anyone who walks in to "poll watch" on their own, or take pictures, or challenge voters, will be escorted out by police immediately.

[Ms. Toad]

7. He's advertising for people to fill those positions -

to be a poll-watcher - i.e. so he can appoint them. Of course that's legal. I've been getting solicitations from the Democratic side for about 2 months.

What poll watchers (observers in some jurisdicitons) can do varies from jurisdiciton to jurisdiction - I believe in some jurisdictions they can challenge a voter's status.

[Ms. Toad]

4. I've been a poll-watcher (called an observer in Ohio) for the past 3 democratic candidates

Republicans typically ignore that opportunity - but this year seems to be different. (And Trump is implying an edge to it that is inappropriate - but training is required.)

[Turbineguy]

5. He wants to win

the way Saddam Hussein won his last election. 99% for Saddam, 1% shot dead.

[SCantiGOP]

6. If you check the site

It’s really just a gimmick to raise funds and get more names for their contact list.

[Quixote1818]

9. LOL! Big surprise! nt

[Bernardo de La Paz]

10. Armed intimidators. They explicitly chose ARMYfortrump. Dog whistle. "Oh we meant crowd". . . nt

[Hortensis]

11. Laws vary by state, BUT we should expect "poll-watcher" demonstrators

come to harass from as close as the law allows. Of course.

In GA we had to be 150 feet from the building wall, not just the door, AND from any voter in line. Most states allow somewhat closer. PA was extreme at 10 feet (!), MO 25.

Also, in at least some states, perhaps most or all, anyone has the right to observe the polls without any need to sign up with a party.

Electioneering Distances in All 50 States (as of 2019)
http://www.kslegresearch.org/KLRD-web/Publications/ElectionsEthics/2019-ElectioneeringDistancesByState.pdf