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Welcome to the latest New Pennsylvania Project newsletter with all the news you can use, upcoming events, the latest podcast, and more!

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GOTV !
It's our favorite time of year.


The NPP team launched our door knocking campaign on Thursday, October 23rd to encourage those we’ve registered to vote to cast a ballot this year on, or before, November 4th.

Chester county team getting ready to launch at the NPP headquarters
Allegheny County

When we say it's our favorite time of year, we mean it! Our executive leadership joins our teams on the ground every year for GOTV, taking active part in our mission to mobilize our communities to the polls.


Pictured to the left is founding CEO Kadida Kenner knocking on doors in Harrisburg with our new team member Nate.

Maybe you will find us in your neighborhood next! Delaware CountyChester CountyLehigh CountyYork CountyDauphin CountyErie CountyBeaver County 
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Find our #VoteYes ([link removed] campaign on page A16 of the Sunday, October 26th, 2025 issue of the Philadelphia Inquirer. #Inquirer ([link removed] ([link removed] ⁠

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Pa. election 2025: A complete guide to who is on the ballot, when to vote, how to vote, where to vote, casting mail ballots and more ([link removed]
To help you prepare for the 2025 election in Pennsylvania, Spotlight PA answered some of your most frequently asked questions
Red wave. Blue wave. Gray wave? Automatic voter registration increases independent voters while not guaranteeing turnout. ([link removed]


'Twenty-three states have same-day voter registration, but in those that don’t, voters must register prior to the election. Kadida Kenner, founding CEO of the New Pennsylvania Project, believes implementing same-day registration or open primaries would help to mitigate confusion for new voters trying to participate.


“If you don’t have that knowledge, and you show up to the polls in May thinking you’re registered to vote for an election, only to find out that you’re going to be turned away because you didn’t choose a political party, then you may lose a voter for life who was just turned off by the system at that point,” Kenner said.
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Panel Discussion @ She Shines Conference


Founding CEO Kadida Kenner will be participating in a panel discussion at Robin Maddox's She Shines Conference, an event all about powerful, inspiring women.

Date: Saturday, November 1st, 9AM-4:30PM
Location: New Covenant Church, 7500 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia 19119
 
No Kings: Philadelphia

Founding CEO Kadida Kenner spoke at the No Kings rally in Philadelphia at Independence Mall on October 18th, reminding us to get into some good trouble and vote on November 4th.

Never forget what the late Congressman John Lewis reminded us,
“The most powerful, nonviolent tool we have in a democratic society is the vote."

See the recap here ([link removed]



 
Everything we do, from hosting town halls and producing podcasts to knocking on doors, expands Pennsylvania's electorate by engaging Pennsylvanians to be civically involved and encouraging them to turn out to vote twice a year, none of it would be possible without you.
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([link removed] Episode 16 of Slingshot The Podcast Has Dropped 
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In This Episode, You’ll Hear About: Civil discourse, decorum, and why it’s disappearingSecond Amendment debates and restoring rights for returning citizensPicket lines and picket signs, what’s inside massive federal bills, and who pays the priceUnion power, living wages, and the legacy of sanitation worker strikes
New episodes every other Thursday.

Watch it on YouTube ([link removed] or listen wherever you get your podcasts (Apple, Spotify, etc.) 
Thank you for staying informed and engaged!
Our Contact Information
New Pennsylvania Project
P.O. Box 443
West Chester, PA 19381
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