voting

It's not clear why, but don't let it deter you.

"These are people who want to vote."

Style and substance.

"I’m voting for people like me, who are left to experience the lifetime of pain from the aftermath of preventable gun violence."

"We would transform America."

It could be a sign the 2018 midterms will be a record year for youth turnout.

"It is important for me to vote...for the murdered and missing Indigenous women who aren't here to vote with us this election."

It's small way to make a difference.

Youth hold the conceptual power over the future policies and shape of the government.

We need more sexual assault education, and the best way to get it is at the polls.

North Dakota, Ohio, Georgia, and Florida have all faced accusations.

With an estimated 70 million people under 35 who can vote, young people are the largest eligible voting bloc in the country.

But would it be so bad if it was?

“We always figured you needed a movement."

It's not what you think.

Schoolhouse Rock, eat your heart out.

The ruling means Ohio can remove a voter's registration status if they don't vote.

The new Youth Empower Coalition is eager to help you figure out how.

Whether incarcerated or not.

It's doable.