Increasing Voter Participation Through Health Care–Based Voter Registration
Katherine McCabe,
Yinlu Zhu,
Simar S. Bajaj
et al.
Abstract:ImportanceYoung people and historically marginalized racial and ethnic groups are poorly represented in the democratic process. Addressing voting inequities can make policy more responsive to the needs of these communities.ObjectiveTo assess whether leveraging health care settings as venues for voter registration and mobilization is useful, particularly for historically underrepresented populations in elections.Design, Setting, and ParticipantsIn 2020, nonpartisan nonprofit Vot-ER partnered with health care pr… Show more
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