How to Get #VoteReady in Your State
Getting registered to vote is just the FIRST step in getting #VoteReady! Making a plan to vote, knowing what’s on the ballot, or providing time off for your employees so they can vote are all part of what comes next to ensure everyone has their voice heard at the ballot box.
I spent National Voter Registration Day at Ohio State University, helping students register to vote. The College Democrats, College Republicans, and OSU Votes teamed up to organize this great event.
Because of COVID-19, many displaced students risked not having their voices heard in the 2020 election. We’re proud to partner with National Voter Registration Day to ensure that students are a powerful force in our democracy.
I’m the first in my family to go to college, and now I’m educated, aware, and a voter. Our most successful event was National Voter Registration Day.
VOTER REGISTRATION RESOURCES
Whether you’re new to the world of registering voters or you’re a National Voter Registration Day veteran, everyone can use a little help getting their friends, family, and broader community registered to vote. Check out our library of Resources and Materials for tips on everything from talking face-to-face with potential voters to knowing the laws about voter registration in your state.