Stories Tagged as
Voter registration
The case for making Election Day an official holiday
by
David Brancaccio
and Daniel Shin
Nov 3, 2020
Andrea Hailey, CEO of the nonprofit Vote.org, thinks making Election Day a national holiday would go far in increasing turnout.
How Black Americans have been blocked from voting throughout U.S. history
by
Reema Khrais
, Hayley Hershman
and Beth Pearlman
Sep 21, 2020
A conversation with Gilda R. Daniels, author of “Uncounted: The Crisis of Voter Suppression in America.”
Political groups spend millions to turn out new voters
Sep 15, 2020
Finding and educating previously unregistered voters — and getting them to the polls — is an expensive business.
In Florida, if you have a felony conviction, voting will cost you
Sep 15, 2020
A new ruling means anyone with a felony conviction in Florida must pay fees, fines and restitution before they can vote.
What if the weakest link in election security is ... confidence?
by
Molly Wood
Oct 25, 2018
We take a look at what states are doing to prepare for the midterm elections.
Campaigns target young voters, but will they show up on Election Day?
Oct 10, 2018
This campaign season, millions of dollars are being spent to convince young voters to register and vote in the midterm elections.
Using its powers for good: Facebook's voter sign-up campaign
by
Gigi Douban
Oct 13, 2016
A short campaign in September resulted in thousands now registered to vote.
For public good, not for profit.
Finding unregistered voters can be a costly process
Oct 6, 2016
In many places it costs a lot to register voters who are not already signed up to vote, and that leaves a lot of people out of the democratic process.
The Digital Vote: States and Nonprofits Push for Voter Registration Online
by
Molly Wood
Sep 24, 2012
Let's start with the anatomy of a troll: First you email. Then you follow up with a text. Then, if all else fails, you place a phone call. All of this to get your kid in college to register to vote. Technology to the rescue?