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New Senate ads in Maine, North Carolina, Iowa, and Arizona highlight the critical importance of electing a new Senate in light of the recent opening on the Supreme Court SAN FRANCISCO, CA – In response to the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, NextGen America launched rapid response ads in key Senate battlegrounds […]
Progressive powerhouse organizations team up to raise awareness and sign up young voters to receive mail-in ballots in advance of the November election SAN FRANCISCO & LOS ANGELES — NextGen America is excited to announce its first-ever National Vote By Mail Day of Action on July 28 in partnership with Crooked Media’s Vote Save America. Through peer-to-peer communication, […]
After digging into the numbers, it’s clear: NextGen America’s efforts helped push young Americans to vote by mail across battleground states with primary elections held in June. Young voters reached by phone call, text message, and online by NextGen voted early at nearly twice the rate of young people as a whole across these three […]
DETROIT, MI — NextGen Michigan endorsed Rep. Rashida Tlaib for Michigan’s 13th Congressional District today, following a standout first term in which Tlaib established herself as a champion for young voters in Michigan on critical issues like climate change, the economy, and racial justice. “Amidst an unprecedented series of economic and health concerns for young Michiganders, […]
Survey data shows that this isn’t 2016 all over again and that messaging on key issues and comparisons with Trump can consolidate young voters regardless of partisanship this November SAN FRANCISCO — Messages clearly contrasting Joe Biden’s policy positions with those of Donald Trump can move young people, including non-Democrats, to cast ballots for Biden, […]
RICHMOND, Va. — NextGen Virginia released the following statement today regarding Gov. Northam’s promise to remove Richmond’s statue of Robert E. Lee and welcomed statements members of the Richmond City Council have made in support of removing all Confederate monuments: “The targeted murder of Black people generally and the current violence against Black protesters […]