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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Today, we released a new report demonstrating that the Rising American Electorate (RAE), a crucial voting bloc consisting of young people, communities of color and unmarried women, has grown substantially and is poised to have an outsized impact in 2020. This follows the enormous influence this group had in 2018’s historic midterm elections.
The report, commissioned by VPC and produced by Lake Research Partners, offers a detailed analysis of changes in the American electorate and notes key trends in voting behavior nationally and in the states.
Washington, DC — In response to the Supreme Court’s decisions on Thursday that federal courts cannot rule on partisan gerrymandering, and to block the addition of a citizenship question on the 2020 census, Page Gardner, founder and president of the Voter Participation Center, released the following statement:
“The Supreme Court’s ruling on partisan redistricting keeps the door open to allowing congressional district maps that further prioritize and favor those in power.
