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Sign UpCompanies, non-profits, institutions, and community-based organizations are essential partners in When We All Vote’s efforts to ensure every eligible American is registered and ready to vote.
We provide our partners with the tools, training, and expertise they need to ensure their employees, customers, and members understand how to participate in our democracy.
Together, we can ensure more Americans are informed and active participants in every election.
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Here’s how you can be a part of our effort to increase civic participation: Help us spread the word about important voting deadlines and information to your audience or members, ensure your employees and customers are registered to vote, or host voter registration events and trainings, and mobilize volunteers. If you have other creative ways for how you can partner with When We All Vote, let’s talk! Please note that When We All Vote is a 501(c)(3) nonpartisan organization and cannot coordinate or partner with any partisan organizations.
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Partner Spotlight
In 2018, Lyft was a leading partner in registering and engaging voters that included engaging their drivers and riders about voter registration and Election Day. Lyft linked to a personalized voter registration portal in their receipts to riders and provided discounts for rides to the polls.
Jack and Jill of America, Inc. is the oldest and largest African American family organization with the mission of stimulating the growth and development of children through its more than 245 chapters across the U.S. Alongside When We All Vote, they’re working to engage more than 40,000 family members of mothers, fathers, and children to help eligible citizens register themselves to vote. They will also help bring voter registration programs to elementary, middle, and high schools across America through the My School Votes program.
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated is a private, not-for-profit organization comprised of college-educated women committed to public service with a primary focus on the Black community. During When We All Vote’s 2018 Week of Action, members mobilized across the country by participating in 120 national events aimed at getting eligible Americans registered and ready to vote.