What do the CEO’s of Google, Adobe, Microsoft and IBM have in common? They’re all from India, which Tucker Carlson calls a ‘sh*thole‘ country. Carlson hosted Amy Wax, a Penn Law professor recently who attacked Indian immigrants on his show. Wax is known for racist comments such as America would be “better off with more …
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Canvass better with software that businesses use to plan their deliveries. It’s fast, simple and affordable. FedEx and UPS deliver millions of packages daily. Business route planning technology can also design the best walking and driving routes for your canvassers. This lets you contact more potential voters in less time with fewer volunteers. Such route …
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Change can’t come from outside. It can only happen from within. “People want to know what they can do to create the change they want to see in their community and they want to do it themselves. They need expertise, training, technology and tools that will empower them. Democracy Centers partner with well-established community-based organizations …
Canvass smarter by enhancing voter files with demographic data and interactive maps. It’s fast, simple and affordable. Business marketers use demographic data and visual analysis apps to decide where to focus and get the best return on their marketing dollars. The technology and data they use is proven and cost-effective as thousands of businesses use …
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Find potentially unregistered voters – faster, easier and with less money using better technology and new data sources. Registering every eligible voter is critical with the voter suppression underway. “There are approximately 51 million eligible Americans are still not registered to vote. This represents almost one in four eligible persons, disproportionately low-income voters, people of color, and …
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Millions of Americans entitled to vote aren’t in the Voter File. They’re invisible to most campaigns. Voter files collect voter registration information (which is a matter of public record) and supplement it with information about potentially unregistered people from commercial data brokers. These lists often leave out the poor, those without credit cards, non homeowners, …
Connectivity is a poll tax that stifles voters in Black, Brown, indigenous and rural communities who cannot afford to get online. “Poll taxes were essentially a voting fee used to keep African Americans from voting in southern states. Eligible voters were required to pay their poll tax before they could cast a ballot. In 1964 …
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Fight voter suppression by leaving no eligible voter behind with easy-to-use precision mapping apps. Find areas likely to have unregistered voters with the same precision mapping that business use to find customers. Narrow your search to areas where residents have characteristics you specify like income, education, race and ethnicity as well as the voter turnout …
How can remote, under-served communities get reliable information? How can advocacy groups promote voter registration and COVID vaccinations? And build opt-in contact lists at the same time? Provide free internet access An innovative, new approach uses free internet access provided through taco trucks and other venues to connect with hard-to-reach communities. It’s a win-win-win model.1. …
“Did you move this year? Do you plan to vote in the November election? If you answered yes to both of those questions, you need to complete your voter registration change-of-address. Voter registration is handled at the state level, not the federal level. That means if you moved to a new state, you need to change your …
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