Our Partners and Allies
Long Distance Voter is proud to work with the following non-partisan groups on Get out the Vote efforts. Please visit their sites and check out their amazing work!
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10 Questions10Questions, a project of Personal Democracy Forum, is the first truly people-powered online candidate forum that seeks to involve millions of voters in prioritizing the questions they want answered, and moving politicians away from sound-bites to in-depth discussion of issues. Submit, view, and vote on questions for your candidates at www.10Questions.com. |
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The Bus ProjectThe Bus Project is an innovative vehicle for hands-on democracy. We drive leaders. We drive votes. We drive change. (And yes, we have a Bus.) Founded in 2001, the Bus Project engages the next generation of voters and leaders, mobilizing thousands of volunteers in Oregon and four Western states. Programs like Trick or Vote get-out-the-vote with costumed volunteers on Halloween; Bus Votes registers tens of thousands of Oregonians; and PolitiCorps trains the next generation of young leaders. |
Early Voting Information CenterThe Early Voting Information Center is a non-partisan academic research center based at Reed College in Portland, Oregon. Professor Paul Gronke and his team conduct research on early voting and election reform, predominantly in the United States. |
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Head CountHead Count is a nonpartisan organization that works with musicians to promote participation in democracy. Through a grassroots network what includes artists, concert promoters and thousands of volunteers, HeadCount has registered over 150,000 voters and inspired millions to become more active citizens. |
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The League of Young VotersThe League of Young Voters Education Fund (LYVEF) empowers young people nationwide to participate in the democratic process – with a focus on non-college youth and youth from low-income communities and communities of color. LYVEF makes civic engagement relevant by meeting young people where they are, working on issues that affect their lives, and providing them with tools, training, and support to become viable players in the civic process |
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Rock the VoteRock the Vote’s mission is to engage and build political power for young people in our country. Founded twenty years ago at the intersection of popular culture and politics, Rock the Vote is growing its team and its campaigns in 2010, to support the tidal wave of young people who want to get involved in elections and seize the power of the youth vote to create progressive political and social change. |
Overseas Vote FoundationOverseas Vote Foundation (OVF) helps overseas and military voters participate in federal elections. We do this by providing public access to innovative voter registration tools and services. If you are an overseas or military voter, OVF’s goal is to make it easy for you to get your ballot and vote. If you are an elections administrator, OVF can assist you to better serve overseas and military voters by providing you with state-of-the-art online systems that meet their challenging voting needs. |
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Trick or VoteTrick or Vote is the nation’s largest get-out-the- vote effort ... in costume! This Halloween, volunteers across the country will spook out the vote in 50 cities, reaching over 200,000 voters with one simple message: vote. It’s democracy at its spookiest. |
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Vote Again 2010VoteAgain2010.com is a joint website representing over 30 C3 nonpartisan youth-serving organizations and media partners working to increase youth turnout in the 2010 midterm elections. The site was developed to serve as an online destination that connects young voters with the many midterm election efforts taking place across the country. Voteagain2010.com broadcasts creative content, informative analysis, days of action, and other tactics being deployed across the youth sector. |
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Vote LatinoVoto Latino is a non-partisan, youth driven, multi-issue, national organization founded for the purpose of creating a unified voice for Latino youth on policy & advocacy issues that impact their lives on a daily basis. Voto Latino also works with local & national organizations in hopes of providing support for local grassroots outreach and voter registering initiatives. Voto Latino’s mission is to ignite this base and activate them to engage in the political process and in doing so provide a vehicle to enact positive change in their communities. |
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Youth Vote OverseasLaunched in 2008, the nonpartisan Youth Vote Overseas (YVO) is the only Get Out the Vote organization to focus on young American voters (18-29) studying and working abroad. It provides online voter registration tools and services including: voter registration and ballot request tools, dynamic generation of Federal Write-In Absentee Ballots, and up-to-date directories of state election regulations, deadlines and contact information for local election officials. YVO is a project of the nonprofit Overseas Vote Foundation and operates with the support of the Carnegie Corporation. |
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