Civic Influencers:

Pioneering Pro-Democracy Youth Engagement

Vote

Influencer

Volunteer

Activist

Advocate

Learn

Vote • Influencer • Volunteer • Activist • Advocate • Learn •

Each year, over 4 million 18-year-olds become eligible to vote.

Our mission is to get them to the polls.

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Civic Influencers is a nonpartisan 501(c)(3) nonprofit that uses data-driven and co-created strategies to empower young people to make their voices heard—and their votes count.

We operate hyper-locally in targeted districts and states to support a year-round civic movement that amplifies the power of young voters, especially those at community colleges, People of Color Serving Institutions (PoCSIs) and minority-serving institutions (MSIs), and trade, technical, and vocational schools.

USING DATA & GAME-CHANGING STRATEGIES

TO ACTIVATE YOUNG VOTERS and strengthen our democracy.

Join the LET FREEDOM RIDE MOVEMENT


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CIVIC INFLUENCER

APPLY to Be a Civic Influencer

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Mobilizing Margins to shift the vote


Student Voting Heat Maps

A multimedia map of the United States where you can explore our “Student Voting Report Card” and see the Tipping Point Campuses where we’re focusing our youth-led digital creators and relational organizing efforts to shift the vote.

Mobilizing the Margins

An interactive infographic that explores where, how, and why Civic Influencers engages young voters to swing key elections with our Tipping Point Campus strategy.

MOBILIZING THE MARGINS

Saving democracy by turbocharging student voters & activating Gen Z

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80%

In 2020, 12 of 15 congressional seats flipped by a fraction of local campus enrollment.

Margins will be even tighter in 2024 with increased youth power!

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~2X

Almost twice the respondents ranked abortion as a top 5 issue after SCOTUS leak in May 2022.

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71%

71% of respondents felt giving time off to vote is the most important way to increase youth-voter turnout.