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Cracks in the Media Frame Propping Up the Tea Party?
Three weeks after reviewing (and deciding not to cover) Project Vote’s major new survey documenting how out of step the... Read more
Registering College-Age Voters: When a “Good Faith Effort” isn’t Good Enough
Last week, the Project Vote blog discussed the Higher Education Act, which requires that colleges and universities make a “good... Read more
Beneath the Tea Party’s Anti-Government Rallying Cry, Americans Call for Government to Do More
“Can you hear me?” That’s the recurring refrain in a radio promo for this weekend’s “Virginia Tea Party Patriots Convention,”... Read more
Little Known Law Could Boost Youth Voter Registration Before Election, If Action Taken Now
The nation is experiencing one of the greatest mobilization efforts ever seen for a midterm election. And young voters, as... Read more
Model Testimony: Preregistration
This document provides a template for lawmakers and other interested parties to draft bills in support of preregistration. Read more
LWV Joins Forces to Bring Voter Registration Opportunities to Low-Income Arizonans
Earlier this year, the League of Women Voters and Project Vote teamed up to find that, despite intervention from the... Read more
WSJ: Poll on Tea Party Movement Growth Also Indicates Mobility Among Minority Voters
The “Tea Party” movement continues to garner attention, supporting assumptions that they are “very ticked-off people” who are prepared to... Read more
Poll is a ‘Refreshing Corrective’ to Media Narrative of Tea Party Domination
Project Vote’s new poll, which reveals the “rising electorate” from 2008 has starkly different views about the role of government... Read more
Poll: Extremist ‘Tea Party’ Represents Minority Fringe Views, As Media Ignore Majority Opinion
The political positions of those describing themselves as sympathetic to the "Tea Party" represent a vast minority view, according to a new poll commissioned by Project Vote. Read more
Poll: Vast majority of tea party participants are white, wealthy and affluent
In a survey of Americans who voted in 2008, the nonpartisan group Project Vote found that, by and large, those sympathetic to the tea parties were white, wealthy and affluent people, whose political views represent approximately 29 percent of the electorate. Read more