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Prepared by Amelia Showalter, CEO of Pantheon Analytics. Research funded by Flytedesk. Reprinted with permission. Flytedesk and Pantheon Analytics partnered to analyze voter registration and turnout data for a series of large universities in battleground states in 2022. While we looked at all students, we were particularly interested in out-of-state
Overview In 2024, VoteAmerica is ready to engage over 7 million college students on 559 campuses across the country with a 4-week, 6-channel mobilization program that is scalable, cost-effective, and potentially game-changing. We’ve been running this exact program for 7 years now, and have produced anywhere from a 2-8
absentee
Written by Callie Buruchara, Debra Cleaver, Emily Behlmann, and Jennifer Lauv We're thrilled to announce a new feature on our absentee/mail ballot request form: walking voters through how to sign up for permanent absentee voting (PAV). Permanent absentee voting allows a voter to sign up to receive
absentee
Last updated June 4, 2024 Authors and Analysts Debra Cleaver (CEO, VoteAmerica) Jennifer Lauv (Data Engineer, VoteAmerica) Scott Minkoff, PhD (Associate Professor, SUNY New Paltz and Senior Research Fellow, VoteAmerica) Map 1. 2024 vote by mail rules by state* *10 states have semi-permanent absentee voting and will accept one request
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Analysis by Christopher B. Mann PhD and Katherine Haenschen PhD. Originally published on Science Direct at this URL: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0261379423001518. Republished with the authors' permission. Abstract After hundreds of field experiments assessing their effectiveness, voter mobilization tactics are often considered “settled science.” In
postcards
Program design by Jennifer Lauv (VoteAmerica). Program execution by Malbert Media. Program evaluation and memos prepared by Professor Donald P. Green, Columbia University and Aaron Schein, Columbia University Abstract: During the 2022 general election cycle, VoteAmerica, a nonpartisan organization that seeks to promote voter turnout, launched a direct-mail program that
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Program design by Debra Cleaver (VoteAmerica) and Professor Scott L Minkoff (SUNY Purchase). Evaluation and analysis Professor Scott L. Minkoff. Summary For the 2022 general election cycle, VoteAmerica ran a billboard advertising campaign in Milwaukee, Madison, and Racine, Wisconsin. This campaign encouraged people to vote on Election Day and reminded
text-messages
Evaluation memo prepared by Walter May, and reviewed by Jennifer Lauv and Professor Christopher Mann. Purpose of program VoteAmerica Action Fund ran a text messaging (Peer-to-Peer SMS) campaign aimed at getting potential voters in 10 counties who automatically received mail ballots to cast their ballot. 854,739 potential voters were
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Research and Analysis by Rachael Firestone, Jennifer Lauv, and Christopher Mann Memo and Additional Analysis by Scott Minkoff For the 2020 general election cycle, VoteAmerica ran a 10-state text messaging (Peer-to-Peer SMS) campaign aimed at geng potential voters to request ballots and vote by mail. The ten states were: Alabama,
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Research and Analysis by Rachael Firestone, Jennifer Lauv, and Christopher Mann Memo and Additional Analysis by Scott Minkoff For the 2020 general election cycle, VoteAmerica ran a 17-state ballot chase text messaging (Peer-to-Peer SMS) campaign aimed at getting voters who automatically received or requested mail ballots to submit them. In
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NB: these posts start out as emails that go to our VIP email list. That list consists our donors, partners, and generally smart and interesting people who we know in real life. The recipients have asked me to cross-post those emails somewhere public, so they can share them with their
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Research and analysis by Rachael Firestone, Jennifer Lauv, and Christopher Mann. Memo and additional analysis by Scott Minkoff. For the 2020 general election cycle, VoteAmerica ran an 18-state peer-to-peer (P2P) SMS text messaging campaign aimed at getting people vote in person, either during the early voting period or on Election