You can’t have a government that’s truly “of the people” if the people have no idea what’s going on.
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Dear Reader,
You can’t have a government that’s truly “of the people” if the people have no idea what’s going on.
Sadly, civic ignorance is too often the status quo today.
It’s not voters’ fault! The demise of local newspapers made coverage of local elections more difficult...
. . . and legislative processes in a nation as big as ours are bound to be complicated.
Will you join the Ballotpedia Society membership challenge to help give voters the unbiased and reliable information they need to be active and engaged citizens?
As I mentioned yesterday, our goal is to add at least 50 new members to the Ballotpedia Society—our monthly giving club that makes Ballotpedia’s sustained growth possible.
Will you join the club by making a donation today?
As a member of the Ballotpedia Society, you play an instrumental role in election expansion.
Just last year, we covered almost 32,000 elections, including 19,000 “ultra-local” elections—the kind where coverage is MOST needed and least provided.
But our goal isn’t 30,000 elections, though. It’s 500,000. AKA every single race in America.
As we gear up for the 2023 and 2024 elections, that comprehensive coverage remains our long-term goal.
Will you help Ballotpedia provide neutral, accurate, reliable, and free information on EVERY race for ALL voters?
Rise to our membership challenge! Join the Ballotpedia Society today.
Sincerely,
Leslie Graves
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