Count Mi Vote Education Fund

One way the Voters Not Politicians Education Fund is helping to increase voter participation is by working municipality-by-municipality to increase voters’ early voting options. We launched the “Nights and Weekends” project in 2020, and increased access to the ballot for 707,000 voters in 17 municipalities. In 2022, we are solidifying those wins and expanding our reach into more municipalities.

The Voters Ed Fund is working hand-in-hand with local clerks, mayors, and other trusted community leaders across the state to make sure that voters, especially those in underrepresented communities, know their voting options and have confidence in local and state election systems.

The Voters Ed Fund is increasing voters’ awareness of early voting options including clerk office hours and dropboxes, and empowering voters with accurate and timely information so they can make sure their vote is counted.

My City Votes is a strategic collaboration with city officials and community partners to maximize voter education of key dates and deadlines, and expanded voting services before election day, prioritizing voters with the lowest propensity to vote.

The Voters Ed Fund has identified multiple municipalities with a combined population of approximately 233,000 registered voters.