The Catalyst for Civic Engagement: Championing the John Lewis Voting Act
Supporting and promoting the John Lewis Voting Act is crucial to upholding and advancing the fundamental principles of democracy. Named...
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Voting eligibility is restored for around 48 states' felons post-sentence.
48 states
Roughly 30% of eligible voters aged 18-29 participated in the last election.
30%
Over 150 million registered voters in the United States.
150 million+
Approximately 65% voter turnout in the last national election.
65%
Our mission is to empower every voice through the power of voting. We are dedicated to ensuring that every citizen is educated about how the government functions and understands the significance of their vote. In these critical times, our commitment to fostering informed and engaged citizens is more important than ever.
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The Facts
In recent years, early voting options have gained popularity, allowing citizens to cast their ballots before Election Day. In 2020, more than 101 million people took advantage of early voting, demonstrating the desire for flexibility and accessibility in participating in elections.
Early Voting Empowerment:
The concept of mail-in voting isn't new—it dates back to the Civil War. However, the 2020 election saw a significant increase in its use due to the pandemic. Over 46 million Americans opted for this safe and convenient method to exercise their civic duty.
Mail-In Voting Evolution:
The 2020 presidential election witnessed the highest voter turnout in over a century, with nearly 160 million people casting their ballots. This historic moment showcased the unwavering commitment of citizens to actively contribute to the democratic process.
Historic Turnout:
Did you know that in the 2020 presidential election, over 23 million young Americans cast their first vote? This surge of youth participation highlights the power of new voices in shaping our nation's direction.
First-Time Voters:
Let's Look At The Numbers
In the United States, more than 150 million individuals have registered to vote. Each person's vote holds the power to shape our nation's future. Your voice matters, and together, we can make a difference by participating in the democratic process. Let's unite to create a stronger and more inclusive tomorrow through the simple act of casting our ballots.
150 million+
During midterm elections, a significant 55% of eligible voters actively participate by casting their ballots. This engagement speaks volumes about the importance of our voices in shaping the direction of our communities. By joining this dedicated group, you contribute to the heartbeat of our democracy. Let's continue this momentum, making our mark in every election and ensuring our collective aspirations become reality.
55%
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In the United States, early voting is a cornerstone of our democratic process, offering citizens the opportunity to make their voices heard ahead of Election Day. Across the nation, 24 states provide this valuable option to their residents. From the bustling streets of New York to the sunny coasts of California, and from the heartland of Texas to the charming towns of Indiana, citizens have the chance to cast their ballots early. Whether you're in Georgia, Minnesota, or any of the other states on this list, early voting empowers you to play an active role in shaping the future of our country. Your voice matters, no matter where you reside, and your early vote contributes to the vibrant tapestry of American democracy.
24 states
The 2020 presidential election marked a pivotal moment in our nation's history, with an extraordinary 64.3% of eligible voters turning out to make their voices heard. This impressive level of engagement demonstrated the collective determination to shape our future. From bustling cities to small towns, Americans united to participate in the democratic process, reaffirming the importance of each individual's contribution. The 2020 election showcased our commitment to democracy and the power of our voices, reminding us that our votes are the bedrock of positive change.
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