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WHAT DO GEORGIA VOTERS THINK POST-DEBATE? We know what the commentators all think about the debate, but what do voters actually think? Here is some insight into Georgia voters: https://lnkd.in/ekvrTidP

Deliver The Win: Latest Voter Research This year’s elections are like no other, with nonstop digital ads and misinformation making it hard for voters to know what to believe. Campaigns are facing unprecedented challenges in communicating with credibility. But one channel has remained a reliable, trusted source for politicians’ platforms: direct mail. To support campaigns in reaching voters, we at the @United States Postal Service partnered with the American Association of Political Consultants (AAPC) to survey voters and campaign consultants, uncovering the most effective ways to get their message out this election season.   Check out the link below to see the topline results of this study and discover how we’re #DeliveringForAmerica this election year. https://lnkd.in/gzaPeBhC #USPS, #USPSBrandChampion, #USPSAdvocate, #USPSMailing, #EDDM, #DirectMail, #GOTV, #Vote, #AAPC, #DFA, #followUSPS, #USPS2024 

There’s still time to help register people experiencing homelessness to vote before November’s elections!     Right now is the perfect time to take an inventory of all the information your clients will need. The good news is that you don’t have to find it all yourself.     The U.S. Vote Foundation provides contact info for your state and local election officials who can help you find key information, such as:    - Guidelines for registering voters.   - Eligibility, address, and identification requirements.   - Registration deadlines, including whether your state has same day registration and voting.   - Your state’s voting by mail and/or absentee voting policies and any requisites or deadlines.   - Locations of in-person polling places, ballot drop boxes, etc.    Happy National Voter Registration Day!    #NationalVoterRegistrationDay  #VoteReady    https://lnkd.in/eDZUDcPt    View the full suite of Every One Votes materials: endhomelessness.org/voting 

High voter turnout is considered a mark of a thriving democracy. Voter turnout in the 2020 U.S. presidential election saw a significant increase compared to 2016. Approximately 159 million people voted in 2020, up from about 137 million in 2016. This represents an increase of over 20 million voters, or roughly a 14% rise in turnout. The voter turnout rate also jumped from about 60% in 2016 to around 66% in 2020, marking the highest participation rate since 1900. This surge in civic engagement had a profound impact on the election's outcome and policy direction. Let's make history again in 2024. Your vote matters. Tag three people you want to encourage to vote or register to vote right now at vote.org. #OurVoteOurLegacy #YourVoteMatters #DemocracyInAction #RecordTurnout #goodtrouble #jrlli

In this article, Dr Christopher Pich, Associate Professor in Marketing at the University of Nottingham, explores the decline in voting, its impact on our democracy, and how democratic organisations can re-engage voters. Voter engagement has been declining globally since the 1990s, raising concerns among policymakers, researchers, and elected officials. As we celebrate the #InternationalDayofDemocracy today, it is important to know that this trend threatens the integrity of elections and the stability of governance and we must explore strategies to strengthen voter engagement and our democratic processes. Read here: https://lnkd.in/enhCgPq7

Wondering where Gen Z and independents stand ahead of the election? Our latest insights reveal shifting trust, undecided voters, and the key issues at play. Explore how these groups could shape November's outcome: https://lnkd.in/gKXBy_V4 #VoterData #2024Election #GenZ #SwingVoters

The Primary Election results are in and voter turnout was low. To win in the General Election in November, women candidates need your help getting voters to mobilize behind them. Read more about how you can help in this edition of WIL Weekly at the link below! https://bit.ly/3KKQnlH

As ballots began to be mailed out yesterday in Georgia, here are some things you should know about the voting data in the state. Understanding election results through population density offers valuable insights into voting behaviors and strategic engagement areas. Our latest blog post analyzes Georgia's partisan performance from 2012 onward, highlighting a consistent strength for modeled Republicans in rural areas.   Key takeaways include: Higher turnout rates for modeled Republicans across elections. A significant decline in urban precincts' share of the statewide vote. Notable trends in absentee ballot requests, particularly among modeled unaffiliated voters.   Explore the data to better understand these shifts and their implications for future elections! https://lnkd.in/enQN8TWh

The latest from American voters. I asked my voters who they were voting for -- and then what the chances were that they would change their minds. What would you bet the odds are? 90% of my voters responded "Zero" or "Nil" or "slim to none". People are dug in. There is a sliver of the population that is undecided and I am very focused on understanding them. November will be all about two things: how the Undecideds go, and what voter turnout is like. #DianeVOTERFLASH #Election2024 #AmericanVoters #PoliticalInsights

Which election systems are fairer, first-past-the-post like in the US & UK or proportional representation? What institutions aren't fair at all (*cough* Electoral College)? Proud to share my first Nature piece since 2020. https://lnkd.in/gBHnq9WM