Analyzing the Issues That Motivate Voters | Communities United

Many factors can __motivate people to participate in elections.__ Some of the most common reasons include a desire to have their voices heard, a belief that their vote can make a difference, a sense of civic duty, a disposition about political issues (personal values), or a desire to support a particular candidate or party. With the __midterm and national elections__ happening every year, and __state primary and special elections__ happening nearly every month, we will analyze-discuss not only _how_ will Americans vote, but also _why_ they are planning to vote that way. The new national polls that examine the electorate in an effort to understand what exactly is motivating voters to vote will be reviewed. The studies of both Democratic likely voters and Republican likely voters reveal that voters are animated by either party values or economic issues. The question is whether state and national elections are determined by either of the major parties or by a larger majority of Independent voters. Those are the broad overviews, but the devil in the details is always the voter turnout. At the end of the day, in this case, Election Day, the key is __motivating voters to cast their ballots.__ Voter turnout is essential, if not the most important, key to winning an election. The __"Analyze the Issues that Motivate Voters"__ event program _requires_ advance preparation-knowledge and is intended for voters with voter registration knowlege-experiences. This event program is not a basic voter registration presentation. *** NEW *** Q: Are you prepared to Motivate Registered Voters? ... (review upon registration confirmation) Review "National Voter Education-Registration-Empowerment Year of Action" [(mobilization)](www.mobilize.us/2020victorious/event/580830/) and _all referenced links._ The 2024 Election season will include innovative community-based organizing with a national program platform to engage networks in local-regional-state-national communities to educate-register-m