New podcast! Platform Election Policies, Now and Then
1. A conversation with Daniel Kreiss (@kreissdaniel) about the state of platform election policies in 2022.
2. A conversation with @katieharbath & @collierfernekes about the history of such policies:
https://t.co/i5pH4x5ITR
Have you moved since the last election? October 19 is the deadline to notify the NYC Board of Elections of your address change and re-register to vote. #NYCVotes
https://t.co/LxONe4MUj2
We're happy to share that Luis Lozada is the new CEO of @demworksinc, home of VIP! Visit the #DemocracyWorks blog to learn more about our new CEO ⬇️ 🎉 ⬇️
Join us on April 22 9-12:30 CT to hear elections experts from around the nation discuss ways to go on the offensive to manage communications before, during and after an election to combat disinformation and conspiracy theories. Register today: https://t.co/wVeJcupmM8
BUSY DAY 🧵!!!
Happy #ElectionGeek Monday
You can still sign up for the @DemocracyFund Language Access for Voters Summit starting this afternoon
https://t.co/cGPFdxxQ35
NEW REPORT: Defeating the forces of authoritarianism requires creating a secure & multi-racial democracy. We must prevent the subversion of elections, make our governing institutions more resilient, & address underlying structural weaknesses that advantage authoritarianism. (1/2)
In conjunction with the State Election Commission, the West Virginia Secretary of State's Office is proud to publish a complete Voter's Guide in braille to benefit West Virginia voters who are blind or visually impaired.
Read more below:
https://t.co/vEdU41n10q
📰NEW RELEASE📰 @EACgov released three new translations of the National Mail Voter Registration Form in the Yup’ik, Navajo, and Apache languages. Read more: https://t.co/zvgE9edqcm