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57 Top women’s media brands partner for Rock the Vote campaign
Fifty-seven of the nation’s top media brands for women have come together in partnership with Rock the Vote on a voter registration campaign—#OurVoteCount
Fifty-seven of the nation’s top media brands for women have come together in partnership with Rock the Vote on a voter registration campaign,#OurVoteCounts, to ensure that women participate in this historic election.
Rock the Vote campaign
This unprecedented non-partisan effort will reach an audience of over 67 million women of varied interests, ages, races, political beliefs, geography and faiths, because votes from women in America mean more than ever in 2016.
OurVoteCounts
The participating brands will amplify the #OurVoteCounts initiative through their social platforms, sites and pages. Many brand leaders will hit the road to register voters across America.
Women will play a crucial role in the 2016 presidential election. According to the Center for American Women and Politics, 64 percent of eligible women voted in the 2012 election, while only 45 percent of women 18-24 marked their ballots, showing that millennial women are turning out at even lower rates than their older peers.
These troubling statistics have led 57 brands to work together and collectively push for change. We believe young women are the driving force behind an inclusive vision for our future.
The group pledges, together, to register a minimum of 100,000 women to vote before November 8.
OurVoteCounts participating brands
As of today #OurVoteCounts participating brands are: Allure, Babble, Brides, Brit + Co, Bustle, Byrdie, CafeMom, Clover, Elite Daily, Essence, Fashion Bomb Daily, Glamour, Glossier, Goop, HBFit, Health, Hello Beautiful, HerCampus, Hola!, HuffPost Women, InStyle, Jezebel, Latina, Lenny, Makers, MamásLatinas, Muslim Girl, MyDomaine, Nylon, Obsessee, Parents, POPSUGAR, Prevention, PureWow, Racked, Real Simple, Refinery29, Revelist, Romper, ScaryMommy, SELF, SheKnows, Siempre Mujer, StyleCaster, StyleWatch, Teen Vogue, The Cut, The Frisky, theSkimm, Vivala, Vogue, W, Well and Good, Who What Wear, Women’s Health, xoJane, and The YBF with more expected to join.
About Rock the Vote:
Rock the Vote is the largest nonpartisan, nonprofit organization in the country driving the youth vote to the polls. Since 1990, Rock the Vote has fused pop culture, music, art and technology to fulfill its mission of building long-term youth political power. During the past six Presidential elections, Rock the Vote ran the largest voter registration drives for young people and has partnered with more than 25,000 partners through its online, multi-lingual voter registration tool.
Rock the Vote is dedicated to mobilizing the vote, protecting voting rights and advocating for an electoral process and voting system that works for the Millennial generation, America’s largest and most diverse population in history. To get Rock the Vote updates on upcoming events, election reminders and candidate, visit RocktheVote.com.
Engage on social media, by following Rock the Vote on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at @rockthevote.
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