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The Andrew Goodman Foundation Launches New Digital Voter Engagement Resources
To expand the reach of its national Vote Everywhere program, The Andrew Goodman Foundation has introduced a full-service voter information website for students attending partner campuses, as well as a text messaging pilot program.
Read MoreLeague Pressures Higher Ed Leaders to Prioritize Early Voting Sites
The League of Women Voters of Florida turns to campus leaders to establish early voting locations ahead of 2018 midterm elections.
Read MoreVote Everywhere Campus Partner Recognized for its Civic Engagement by AASCU
Vote Everywhere Campus Partner, Western Carolina University, is awarded for its civic engagement work by the American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU).
Read MoreUse it or Lose it: Ohio’s Voter Purge Law Targets College Students, Marginalized Groups
Industry experts talk about the implications of Ohio's voter purge law on college students and other marginalized voter groups. -Insight Into Diversity
Read MoreCarlton: Sorry, Gov. Scott, but college students can early vote after all. Hey, USF, talking to you here…
With a green light from U.S. District Judge Mark E. Walker, bringing an early-voting polling place to the University of South Florida should be easy, right? Not so fast. - Tampa Bay Times
Read MoreFall 2018 National Network Update: Vote Everywhere Grows by Two Campus Partners and One State
At its most extensive yet, Vote Everywhere is welcoming two new campus partners and expanding to one new state.
Read MoreVote Everywhere Ambassadors Reflect on the 2018 National Civic Leadership Training Summit
Vote Everywhere Ambassadors reflect on their time at the 2018 National Civic Leadership Training Summit.
Read MoreDo you vote? Why I’m showing my daughter the democratic process early
Communications and Development Manager Emily Curran discussed the importance of demonstrating good civic leadership to her daughter in an op-ed for The Star-Ledger.
Read MoreFlorida Secretary of State revokes 2014 ban of early polling sites on public colleges and universities
Florida Secretary of State Ken Detzner has agreed to comply with U.S. District Judge Mark Walker’s July 24 injunction against the barring of early voting sites on colleges and university in the state.
Read MoreState goes along with early campus voting ruling
Florida Secretary of State Ken Detzner agrees to comply with an injunction that struck down the barring of early voting sites on college and university campuses. - Fox 35 Orlando
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