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Civics for Citizens: Caucuses, Iowa, and What it all Means
When it comes to following the primaries in an American Presidential election, trying to stay on top of who’s ahead, who’s behind, who’s up and down in the polls (and everything in between), can leave you feeling a bit dazed and confused. For this installment of Civics for Citizens, we’re taking a look at what distinguishes caucuses from primaries, why Iowa gets all the attention early on, and changes on the horizon for the 2020 primary season.
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Andrew Goodman Vote Everywhere Promising Practices: Institutionalizing Voter Registration in Move-in Day
Learn how the University of San Francisco Andrew Goodman Vote Everywhere Campus Team institutionalized voter registration into move-in day by reading our Q&A with Andrew Goodman Campus Champion Angeline Vuong.
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Networking: An Integral Aspect of Career Development
After graduation, you might think "now what?" Read this blog from a member of the Andrew Goodman Vote Everywhere Alumni Association's Executive Board for tips about the vital next step: networking.
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Andrew Goodman Vote Everywhere Promising Practices: Advocating for an On-campus Polling Place
Learn how the Western Carolina University Andrew Goodman Vote Everywhere Campus Team advocated for an on-campus polling place by reading our Q&A with Andrew Goodman Campus Champion Dr. Lane Perry.
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Our Democracy Depends On It: Why Young People Should Consider Becoming Poll Workers
Democracy cannot wait until we are 61 for us to work at our polls. See how an Andrew Goodman Ambassador projects young voter engagement from the inside; as an election poll worker.
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Civics for Citizens: Everything You Need to Know about Impeachment
What is impeachment, how does it work, and what does it have to do with the peach emoji? Those are just some of the questions answered in our latest Civics for Citizens blog.
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Andrew Goodman Vote Everywhere Promising Practices: Institutionalizing Voter Registration in New Student Orientation
Learn how the Stony Brook University Andrew Goodman Vote Everywhere Campus Team institutionalized voter registration into orientation by reading our Q&A with Andrew Goodman Campus Champion Steven Adelson.
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Access to the Ballot: Geaux Vote Wins On-Campus Voting for LSU Students
After years of trying to win a consolidated on-campus voting location, the Andrew Goodman Campus Team at Louisiana State University did it. After hearing testimony from the team, the East Baton Rouge Metro Council voted unanimously in their favor.
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Census 2020: What Is Prison Gerrymandering?
Now, as Presidential candidates are engaging with questions around issues like prisoner disenfranchisement on the national stage, you may start to hear the term “prison gerrymandering” in relation to the Census. But what is prison-based gerrymandering? Here’s a quick rundown.
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Vote Everywhere Promising Practices: Institutionalizing Voter Registration in the Classroom
Learn how the AAMU Vote Everywhere team institutionalized voter registration in the classroom by reading our Q&A with Campus Champion Monica Clarke.
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