Organizing resource hub
This page contains articles and resources for directors and organizers running voter participation and GOTV programs. These resources are designed to help you navigate fundraising, strategy, and voter education.
Even if you’re an expert on elections in your state, we hope these guides can be a handy resource and save you some time spent researching and writing content from scratch. Any content in the articles below is free to be copied and re-used in other guides.
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An Overview of Wisconsin’s 2025 Elections
The presidential election might be over, but Wisconsin voters can still look forward to elections in 2025. There will be several judicial offices, lots of local offices, and a statewide office to vote for. We will cover key dates, what’s on your ballot, and local elections!
An Overview of New Jersey’s 2025 Elections
New Jersey is one of few states next year that will be holding statewide elections! New Jersey voters will be electing a new governor and lieutenant governor, as well as two assemblypersons per district. Some voters can also expect to vote in their municipal elections as well.
An Overview of Arizona’s 2025 Elections
Most cities in Arizona hold municipal elections on-cycle ever since the Arizona Legislature passed a law mandating it, but there will still be some elections in 2025!
An Overview of Texas’s 2025 Elections
The presidential election may be over but there are still hundreds of local races Texans will be voting on across the state in 2025. Most Texas municipalities and many school board districts hold their local elections in odd-numbered years. In addition to these local races, Texans will also vote for constitutional amendments to the Texas Constitution. So, here are some of the key dates and details you need to know.
An Overview of North Carolina’s 2025 Elections
Most municipalities in North Carolina hold elections in odd-numbered years, where voters elect the governing officials (mayor, city council, etc.) for their city, town, or village.
You Can Vote and Branch Politics Team Up with Ballot Builder
You Can Vote has partnered with Branch Politics to introduce Ballot Builder, a nonpartisan tool that provides personalized ballot previews, making it easier for North Carolina voters to make informed choices. This collaboration aims to boost voter confidence and turnout by simplifying the voting process and offering clear, unbiased candidate information.
Western Native Voice launches with Ballot Builder to inform over 50,000 Native voters in advance of Montana’s June elections
Press release - In a landmark collaboration, Western Native Voice and Branch Politics are proud to unveil the newest edition of Ballot Builder—an innovative nonpartisan voting tool—now live in Montana.
Combating Misinformation in the 2024 Elections
The 2024 election has started, and there’s a severe threat in the election landscape: misinformation. The rise of AI coupled with the deregulation of Twitter/X have given rise to a growing concern that election misinformation could dissuade voters from turning out.
Civic engagement organizations are the superheroes voters need right now; they have the power to cut through the noise and shine a light on the truth.
An Overview of Pennsylvania’s 2024 Elections
In addition to the Presidential elections, voters will have the opportunity to vote for numerous federal and state offices. These elections play a crucial role in defining Pennsylvania’s policy making process for the upcoming years.
This guide covers key dates, insights into the ballot, and effective communication strategies to relay this information to voters.
Navigating the 2024 Electoral Funding Landscape
2023 was a challenging year for electoral programs across the country. Thankfully, 2024 is already buzzing with opportunities and challenges for nonprofits in the democracy space. So, how can we best take advantage of the funding opportunities arising in 2024?
An overview of Texas’s 2024 Elections
Here is a quick overview of the elections happening in Texas in 2024, complete with key dates and ballot insights.
Overcoming Apathy Amidst Lackluster Presidential Candidates
The impending presidential elections have presented an unexpected challenge. With Donald Trump and Joe Biden failing to ignite enthusiasm among the electorate, organizations dedicated to boosting voter turnout grapple with a pervasive sense of apathy.
Though the top of the ticket may fail to inspire action, education around down-ballot elections presents a strong opportunity to rebuild a sense of empowerment amongst voters.
In this article, we delve into nuanced strategies to inspire action among voters, primarily young voters.
What to expect for Georgia’s 2024 Presidential Primary
It’s been 8 years since Georgia’s last non-COVID Presidential Primary. Here’s a quick refresher on how it will work.