Unmarried women, people of color, and millennials could cast a majority of votes in every election — but only if they vote.
Help Americans Register to Vote
Since 2003, we’ve helped register more than 3.5 million American voters through our pioneering mail and online voter registration programs. In 2016 alone, we helped register almost a million – and we’re just getting started.
Mobilize the Rising American Electorate
The Rising American Electorate—unmarried women, people of color, and millennials—are now the majority of eligible voters. With our groundbreaking research on voter mobilization and issue engagement, we’ve pioneered new ways to get them to the polls.
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If you’re a voting-eligible American and you’ve never been registered to vote, or if you’ve moved since you last registered to vote, it’s easy to submit or update your voter registration!
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to Register Under-Represented Americans 7.2 Million Registration Forms Mailed So Far In 2017 – 2018 Cycle
The Voter Participation Center, a nonpartisan and nonprofit voting rights organization, is mailing 2.2 million registration applications in twenty states to members of the Rising American Electorate – unmarried women, people of color, and young people – so that this critical voting bloc can reach its full power in November.
“More than 46 million people of color, unmarried women and millennials aren’t registered to vote, which means they aren’t able to have their voices heard in our democracy.
Page Gardner, president and founder of the Voter Participation Center, released the following statement after the U.S. Supreme Court issued its opinion in Husted v. A. Philip Randolph Institute that upheld Ohio’s practice of disenfranchising voters:
“It’s a dark day for democracy now that the Supreme Court has opened the floodgates and encouraged other states to pursue mistake-ridden and inaccurate voter purges.
