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Together, CVI and VPC (Voter Participation Center) registered more than 1.5 million voters during the 2020 election.

VPC/CVI together have generated over 4,800,450 Vote by Mail applications for the 2020 election.
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Progress toward 100% paper ballots continues, but there are challenges ahead…
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Paper Ballots Helped Secure the 2020 Election — What Will 2022 Look Like?
Progress toward 100 percent paper ballots continues, but there are challenges ahead.
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Let’s look to California ⏩
“Latinos are the largest ethnic voting group in California, making up about 40% of the state’s electorate. But advocates said campaigns are not doing enough outreach to the state’s Latino community.” ⤵️

Poll: Large number of Latino voters unsure they'll vote in 2022 June Primary
We are less than one month away from the June primary – and while campaigns ramp up their efforts, some say ...
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“These laws present a concerning avenue for partisan politicians to raise baseless doubts about legitimate elections results.”
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Sham Election Police Forces Are a Front for Voter Intimidation
Election police units are giving partisan state politicians even more control over how elections are conducted and scrutinized.
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🚨 Attention PA voters 🚨
“Voting in this election is essential, but we know how busy life can get. That’s why the Center for Voter Information (CVI) is helping bring democracy right to your doorstep…”

Guest column: Voting by mail enhances democracy
Attention Pennsylvania voters. With Pennsylvania’s Primary Election Day coming up on Tuesday, May 17th, make sure ...
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Let’s look to Idaho ⏩
“A new bilingual voter resource aims to empower Idaho’s Latinx community to exercise their voting rights ahead of the May 17 primary election.” ⤵️

Local nonprofits launch website for Spanish-speaking voters in Idaho
A new bilingual voter resource aims to empower Idaho‘s Latinx community to exercise their voting rights ahead of the May 17 primary election.
www.kivitv.com
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