Ways to Get Others to Vote

1. Provide incentives for youth
   • Have teachers offer voting as extra credit/part of grade
   • Make voting a requirement of some part of school/activities
   • Contact local businesses about providing discounts or free apparel/food for voting
2. Use social media to promote voting
   • Contact Snapchat about an election day/voting geotag or filter, an election day communal Snapchat story, and/or a teamsnapchat election day snap video sent to all users
   • Encourage props or signs be placed at polling locations to take photos with
   • Use hashtags on Twitter/Instagram/Facebook #whyivote #myfirstvote #ivoted
3. Figure out transportation to the polls
   • Organize walk to the polls from central neighborhood locations
   • Organize busing to polls if there is no school
4. Use local connections to promote voting
   • Chalk the sidewalks on election day/the day before with reasons to vote
   • Get local politicians/celebrities involved
5. Reach out to other communities outside of high school/college
   • Register people at the mall, or some sort of other interaction at malls or shopping centers
   • Public libraries – have voter registration events or representatives talking about importance of voting
   • Have food and/or free stuff at registration events and/or election day
6. Encourage friends to get involved and spread the word
   • Use your platform at school and with local politics to get public support from important local figures