Democrats Launch Nationwide Voter Registration Blitz Across 27 States with 50 Events Arrow

This week, Democrats are hosting over 50 voter registration events across 27 states and territories as part of our National Voter Registration Week of Action programming - marking a renewed and expanded commitment by the DNC to engage voters early and everywhere.

These events span more than 37 Congressional districts and range from local voter registration drives to statewide days of action. This year's Week of Action represents the first time in years that the DNC is directly supporting voter registration efforts for National Voter Registration Day, working closely with College Democrats, state parties, and grassroots organizers to meet voters where they are.

From bustling farmers' markets to stadiums and college campuses - and now to virtual organizing spaces - Democrats are showing up in force to bring new voters into the fold. Colleges hosting events include the University of Arizona, Morehouse College, the University of Pennsylvania, Florida State University, and over two dozen others, ranging from Michigan State University to Virginia Commonwealth University. These efforts are a key part of the DNC's strategy to invest earlier, organize deeper, and support local leaders who are driving change in their communities.

DNC Chair Ken Martin issued the following statement:

"During the DNC's Voter Registration Week of Action, Democrats will be all-hands-on-deck to organize and register voters across the country. On the heels of our successful Organizing Summer program, where we expanded our volunteer base to 41,000 people and made over 1.6 million voter contacts, we recognize that the next stage of our program is to ensure we are once again engaging in voter registration. Across 27 states and territories, Democrats will be hosting a combined 50 events to register voters and hold Republicans accountable for selling us out to their billionaire backers. We're building the infrastructure necessary to win everywhere. The work continues now."