[13][14] Following a series of transitions in July 2024 veteran political strategists Phil Cox, Generra Peck, and Dave Rexrode took guiding positions in the organization.

[18][19] The PAC provided funding to Republican candidates in key house races including Mike Lawler, Ken Calvert, Michelle Steel, Ken Coughlin, Marc Molinaro, Tom Kean Jr., Derrick Merrin, David Valadao, Austin Theriault, and Joe Kent.

[20][21] America PAC has paid for ads on social media platforms including Facebook, YouTube and X, the latter of which received less investment than the other two.

[22] The efforts are targeted at voters in swing states and have included provocative internet ads featuring the attempted assassination of Donald Trump.

[15][23] Ads have been targeted at voters in Arizona, Michigan, Georgia, North Carolina, Nevada, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.

[22] Social media content shared by America PAC have included a video which depicts a fighter with Kamala Harris' face being physically attacked by a sword-wielding Trump.

[30] Blitz Canvassing LLC is a subsidiary of GP3 which is owned by the same political strategists who run America PAC, this has led to criticism from some within the Trump campaign.

[34] On October 30, a class action lawsuit regarding California labor law violations was filed against multiple entities including America PAC.

[35] According to The Guardian, America PAC's internal data classified 20 to 25% of door-knocks in the states of Arizona and Nevada as being potentially fraudulent.

According to NBC News, a video tutorial of how to spoof door-knocks and send the fake data to America PAC was leaked to the public.

[41] Law professor Rick Hasen said that a $1 million giveaway limited to registered voters is a "clearly illegal" violation of section 52 of the United States Code, which concerns voting regulations.

[43][44] On October 28, Larry Krasner, the district attorney for Philadelphia, filed suit against Musk and the PAC, alleging that it is an "illegal lottery scheme" and violated state law.