John, check this out from NPP’s advisory board member and Professor at University of Pittsburgh, Lara Putnam:
Tweet: Lara Putnam @lara_putnam:
Since June 27, Dems have out-gained the GOP in total registered voters aged 18-25 in 60 out of Pennsylvania's 67 counties
Map Title: Net Dem gain or loss vs GOP, in registered voters age 18-25, June 27-Oct 3 2022
Map of Pennsylvania's counties in shades of light red to white to light and deep blue, depicting the relative gain or loss. Key shows that the GOP outgained 52 voters at most in any in county (Monroe County), whereas the greatest relative gain for Dems (Allegheny County) is 2,028.
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It’s excellent news, considering the GOP actually outgained Dems with young voter registrations in the four months leading up to the 2020 election!
This is proof that our work is paying off, but we can’t let our foot off the gas now!
John, we need to keep up the momentum and push to register more voters before the October 24th voter registration deadline. Will you donate $10 right now to help us register even more youth, immigrants, Black, Indigenous, and other people of color to vote in the remaining week and a half to the voter registration deadline?
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