Unmarried women, people of color, and millennials could cast a majority of votes in every election — but only if they vote.
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Since 2003, we’ve helped register more than 4 million American voters through our pioneering mail and online voter registration programs. In 2018 alone, we helped register nearly 400,000 people – and we’re just getting started. Our goal is to generate 1.5 million registration applications in the 2020 election cycle.
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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The Voter Participation Center recently partnered with Lake Research Partners to learn more about prospective Gen Z voters. This is one of the first qualitative studies looking at how voting-age members of Gen Z (ages 18 – 22) are thinking about politics.
The survey is comprised of message boards conducted with Gen Z voters 18-20 and 21-22 and included panels that were cis male, cis female and gender non-conforming.
VPC Targets Unregistered Communities of Color, Unmarried Women and Millennials in Crucial North Carolina Congressional Race
WASHINGTON, DC – The Voter Participation Center (VPC) is mailing more than 184,000 Get-Out-the-Vote notices in late August and early September to registered voters in the 9th Congressional District of North Carolina, for the upcoming special election.
