Community Partner Sign Up Form

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Organization Name

Mailing Address

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What type of organization are you?

Election Administrator

Business

Campus Group

Community Organization

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Is it a primary goal of your organization to serve any of the following communities? (Optional)

Arab/Middle Eastern Americans

Asian American/Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islanders

Black/African-Americans

Hispanic/Latinx

LGBTQ+ Americans

Native Americans/Alaskan Natives

Voters with Disabilities

Young People

Are you planning an in-person or virtual event?

In Person

Virtual

For In-Person Event: Would you like to be mailed free Vote Early Day swag (stickers, buttons, posters, voter information/plan to vote cards, etc) to support your activation?

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Vote Early Day has two ways you can sign up to be a partner:

Community Champion - Community Champions commit to celebrating Vote Early Day every year. Why sign up for just one year when we can skip the yearly paperwork and make this a permanent thing? Sign up to be a Community Champion today and mark your calendars for 2024 and beyond!

Community Partner - Community Partners commit to celebrating with us this fall. Be part of the national movement to turn Americans out to vote early in record numbers this October.

Would you like to celebrate Vote Early Day as a Community Champion or a Community Partner?

Community Champion

Community Partner

Vote Early Day is an open-source holiday. You can celebrate in the way that feels most exciting and impactful for the voters in your community. Tell us what kind of celebration you are planning this fall:

👥 Community Gathering
Examples: hosting party at the polls, leading a march to a ballot drop off location, creating public art at a location for voting early, holding an election-themed movie screening

🍎 Educational Event
Examples: hosting an informational panel/webinar discussion, tabling at a community event

📱Social Media Campaign
Examples: sharing Vote Early Day's online voter tool, encouraging people to share selfies with their “I Voted” stickers using #VoteEarlyDay

🗳 Direct Voter Contact
Examples: organizing rides to the polls, reminding people to vote early by knocking on doors, making phone calls, or sending text messages

🎊 Something Unique to Your Organization
Examples: Restaurants having a drink/food special, businesses posting flyers in their store windows or having employees wear Vote Early Day buttons, election administrators hosting a red carpet at the polls

Choose as many as you like:

👥 Community Gathering

🍎 Educational Event

📱Social Media Campaign

🗳 Direct Voter Contact

🎊 Something Unique to Your Organization

To track the impact of this celebration, we ask partners to estimate the number of people who will take proven actions that will ensure they share their voice ahead of Election Day. Use your best guess, these numbers can be updated later if your plans change.

How many voters will cast a ballot at/because of your event?

How many voters will get info on where to vote early at/because of your event?

How many voters will make a plan to vote at/because of your event?

Briefly describe how your organization plans to celebrate Vote Early Day: (Optional)

Do you commit to keeping your Vote Early Day activation nonpartisan at all times?

Yes

FOR GROUPS ENGAGING ON COLLEGE CAMPUSES:

Campus Takeover provides special resources, partnership opportunities, and access to giveaways to help organize your events on college campuses (and it's free).

Would you like to sign up for Campus Takeover? (Optional)

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Name all the college campuses you are organizing on or share your list in a link! Please use the campus' full official name, splitting each campus up with a semicolon. For example, “University of Texas at San Antonio” instead of “UTSA”. (Optional)