Updates from the VoteAmerica team on its nonpartisan-branded voter mobilization work, including college media campaigns, its voter tools adopted by partner organizations, and a recorded briefing on turnout myths. The newsletter mainly promotes the organization's programs and asks readers to fund them, citing its own data and some meta-analysis.
Website: https://updates.voteamerica.org/
A former doctoral student and instructor writes a personal civic-engagement newsletter, using Pew research and classroom experience to explore how people show up in public life and why voting still matters. The writing is reflective and thoughtful, mixing personal anecdote with analysis of survey data and practical encouragement to take part.
A newsletter blending practical civic guidance for voters and families with recipes, such as voting logistics in Maine and tips for avoiding touchscreen errors. It also covers book bans and ways to contact Congress, delivered in a warm, personal voice.
The Platia is a Philadelphia-focused newsletter that pairs practical civic guidance, such as how to register to vote without a permanent address, with reporting on local harm reduction and safety initiatives like safe bar certification. It also publishes a weekly calendar of mutual aid and volunteer opportunities for readers who want to get involved.
A personal newsletter from a faith-driven writer covering civic engagement in Michigan, such as observing public voting machine tests and faith-based organizing for democracy. It also shares reflections on seasonal planning, work-life rhythms and church-funded ministry life.
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