At JSA, we know that young people have always been the driving force when trying to show that their voices matter. Generation Z especially has been a focal point in pushing advanced social change in our country.
Our goal is to register at least 3,000 individuals nationally.
Every JSA state across the country will compete to get as many people registered as possible. We’ve partnered with the Civics Center to help us track per capita registration, provide registration updates throughout the competition, and crown a winner!
Find someone who isn't registered to vote.
Follow up later to make sure they're registered and ready to vote!
Virtually get together as a Chapter, or even just as a group of friends, family, and community members.
JSA is trying to get 3000 people registered to vote! Set a realistic goal to see how many people you as a team could get registered.
Create a list of names of people that you would like to contact. This can include family members, classmates, and community members. Then send each of them the link to register!
This guide was developed to provide the information you need to know to be registered and ready to vote come November!
This guide was developed to provide information and opportunities about how individuals can get involved in elections at any age and at any location!
Are you ready to vote for the first time? If you’re a U.S. citizen, meet your state’s requirements, and will be 18 by Election Day, you can vote.
Is your voter registration up-to-date? Even if you voted before, from time to time, states and local election offices purge their voter registration lists. That’s why it’s a good idea to check your registration now to make sure you can vote on Election Day.
You vote, but then what? Discover how your individual vote contributes to the popular vote and your state’s electoral vote in different ways — and see how votes are counted on both state and national levels.
