Sky McAdams, operating manager for Texas Majority PAC, was seen in an undercover video published Thursday explaining how voters are being paid $25 to attend one-hour Zoom classes. 

The Zoom class, McAdams says, tells voters why voting is important and "why Republicans are causing all these bad things. So, it's like a roundabout way of paying people for their votes, essentially." 

The video was first reported by Townhall, and it isn't clear who took the video. 

McAdams goes on to explain that it's illegal to pay someone directly to vote for a certain candidate, but paying someone to attend a one-hour class is "a little gray." 

He said the classes are a "paid relational program," which is conducted by Relentless. According to the company's website, its "paid relational programs recruit low-propensity voters and compensate them for their time as they reach, persuade, and mobilize their friends and family to vote.” 

Similar campaigns were carried out in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania in 2024, which netted 47,333 Democratic votes, the company claims. 

Texas Majority PAC said in its July campaign finance report that it paid Relentless $500,000 for a "relational organizing program." 

Relentless uses software called Rally, which the company describes in a corporate video as "a tool that is built by organizers, for organizers," which it says will "build long-term political power."