Introduction Over 100,000 students from hundreds of K-12 schools across Minnesota took part in one of the most successful student mock election programs in the country in 2022. This program, called Students Voting, is the result of a partnership between the Minnesota Secretary of State’s office, the YMCA Center for Youth Voice, and BallotReady.  Merging

Introduction Local civic engagement boosts economies, helping communities and small businesses thrive. By partnering with BallotReady, Collin County Business Alliance is providing chambers of commerce across the Dallas-Forth Worth area with a platform to inform and turn out their members for every election.   Collin County Business Alliance (CCBA) encompasses a group of chambers of commerce

Introduction In 2022, Innovation Ohio partnered with BallotReady to power the most impactful statewide organizing effort in Ohio – and one of the most successful in the country. This collaborative effort brought together over 30 affiliate organizations promoting a single organizing tool with both a field and digital ad effort to engage Ohioans in all

Introduction Since 2021, the Pennsylvania Democratic Party has used BallotReady tools to power their digital and field campaign efforts. During the 2022 midterm cycle, the PA Dems coordinated campaign, “All in PA” used BallotReady’s Civic Center to show voters their early voting and absentee options and, for the first time in state party history, boost

Introduction The 2020 election was momentous in many ways, not least because over 157 million Americans cast a ballot, the largest voter turnout in history. By the time the presidential election was finally decided many electoral organizations were ready to take a well-earned break. But for #VOTEPROCHOICE (VPC), an organization dedicated to building a pro-choice

Introduction Early in 2021, Team Snapchat came across a research article posted by the BallotReady team outlining how in 2020 nearly 70% of races went uncontested. The rates of uncontested races (positions with no other choices on the ballot) were especially pronounced at the local level, including school board positions, city council, and judgeships. Uncontested