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Transportation to the polls

July 15 - Session 7

transportation to the polls

This webinar focused on ways to facilitate transportation to the polls, build community around voting, and help newly registered voters make their voting plan. The saved chat can be found here and the transcript can be found here. The webinar recording and slideshow can be found below. 

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Hillary Poudeu Tchokothe, co-president of Turn Up Turnout at the University of Michigan, discussed how her organization promotes student voter turnout and facilitates positive on-campus voting experiences. She highlighted Turn Up Turnout's new Walks to the Polls program, which brings together students and faculty to build community around voting and make the process more accessible. Courtney Cooperman, project manager of Our Homes, Our Votes, shared information about Rideshare2Vote Aware, a nonpartisan organization that coordinates rides to the polls. She also presented on NLIHC's new Voter Pledge Card and accompanying User Guide, which staff and volunteers can use to facilitate follow-up with voters who need rides to the polls and other forms of assistance. The webinar concluded with announcements about ways to get involved with Our Homes, Our Votes beyond the webinar series. ​

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The following resources were shared on the call:

 

The next Our Homes, Our Votes webinar, “Housing Providers and Voter Engagement,” will take place on Monday, July 29, at 2:30pm ET. Register for the webinar series here.

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