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Presidents Commitment to Civic Engagement

For thirty years, youth voter turnout lagged behind the rest of the population and our democracy suffered for it. Young people today are turning all that around. They’re active, engaged, and poised to transform the face of politics. The Presidents Commitment to Civic Engagement ensures that students have the full support of their campus administors to engage their peers in the electoral processs.

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GenVote has released its priorities for the upcoming election. What are your top priorities? (you can choose up to 3)

Quality and Affordable Education
Accessible and Comprehensive Health Care
Healthy Jobs & Economy
Climate Justice & Clean Energy
Safety in Our Homes & Streets
Safety in Our World
Voting Rights & Election Reform
Affordable & Accessible Housing
Rights for New Americans

Votes : 81

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