Join students, teachers, and volunteers on February 10th to help New Hampshire high school students register to vote before they graduate this spring!
Across the country, The Civics Center consistently finds that when young people are registered to vote, they turn out at high rates. In fact, a 2022 report by The Civics Center showed that 83% of New Hampshire 18-year-olds who were registered turned out to vote in the 2022 midterms. With midterms lurking in the distance and Town Meeting Day even sooner, this training is the perfect opportunity to bring this initiative to your community!
We will discuss why this work is so vital, what is needed to register to vote due to new laws in the state, and what strategies you can employ when holding a drive in your community. We will also have a guest panelists to share their experience and the benefits this has made in their community. Finally, we will be discussing town meeting and why it is important for the youngest voters to participate. You will not want to miss this incredible event.
Register for this virtual workshop today! Join us on Tuesday, February 10th at 3:30 pm to learn how to encourage and empower students and educators to organize voter registration events for their schools.
As an incentive for teachers, we are happy to offer professional development certificates for joining us! If you know a student or teacher in your community, encourage them to join us.
This workshop is hosted by The Civics Center and Open Democracy New Hampshire, two non-partisan, non-profit organizations that provide voter education and outreach to help high school students register to vote.
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