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Democrats Are Already Bringing A Wave Of Voting Rights Lawsuit
"The gains Texas made in boosting turnout prove that when we remove obstacles to voting, more people cast their ballots ― and that’s a good thing"
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Political Scientists to Discuss Data Around Election Myths
Political scientists drop by Cornell University to break down voting process myths without partisanship. Check out for more details!
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New York State Sees Voting Reforms Ahead of 2019 Elections
“Early voting will be beneficial to students who might have trouble making it to the polls on Election Day due to classes or other obligations"
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BGSU Votes Boosts Student Voter Participation
BGSU Votes has the stats to show the growth in student voter participation. Check out this snapshot of their collaboration and volunteering!
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Efforts to Suppress Student Voting in 2020 Spur Court Challenges
“Everyone 18 years and older has a right, if not a duty, to participate in our electoral system,” said Maxim Thorne, the Managing Director of the Andrew Goodman Foundation. “We should be having conversations about how to make it easier, how to make it more welcoming, how to make it worthy of our time and effort. And what we’re seeing is the reverse.”
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The Student Vote Is Surging. So Are Efforts to Suppress It.
Energized by issues like climate change and gun reform, student voting doubled from 2014 to 2018. Unfortunately, their growing enthusiasm has been met with a number of new roadblocks and barriers to participation, reports The New York Times.
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Registration for 2020 Election Approaches
By voting, students can make a difference in the 2020 election. As registration dates approach and the major parties begin their nomination processes, now is the time for students to ensure their voices will count come November.
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Broome County District Attorney Candidates to Debate Oct. 23
The candidates, Paul Battisti, Debra Gelson, and Michael Korchak, will debate from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in SUNY Broome’s Angelo Zuccolo Little Theatre. Details found here!
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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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Kuztown Live: Vote Everywhere Interview
Andrew Goodman Ambassadors at Kutztown University chat with Kutztown Radio about their work, student voter suppression, and National Voter Registration Day.
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