The Civics Center
Laura W. Brill, Fair Elections CenterThe Civics Center is on a mission to make voter registration part of every high school in America. Every year, 4 million Americans turn 18 and become eligible to vote. But less than half of them do so, because they are not registered. thecivicscenter.org
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New SAVE Act bills seek to stop 20 million Americans from voting. Here’s what you can do about it
Three bills pending in Congress are aimed at stopping millions of Americans from voting.
To the 16 million US high school students who are watching Minneapolis and wondering what it means for them.
One of the most powerful lessons high school students learn about slavery in the Americas or the Holocaust in Europe is this: There is a pattern to atrocities.
Message to the 187,500 students in Minnesota high schools who are old enough to register and preregister to vote TODAY
Students deserve to feel safe in their schools. The federal government should be protecting and helping students, not bringing violence and disruption to the doorsteps of the very places that represent hope and opportunity for all.
UP NEXT: the January 15 registration deadline to vote in the primary to replace Mikie Sherrill in NJ’s 11th district. High school students could play a major role in choosing her Successor.
Way back in 2024, New Jersey passed a new law allowing young people who are 17 to vote in primary elections if they will be 18 by the general election. That law went into effect on January 1, 2026 and is about to get its first test run in t...
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Laura W. Brill is an attorney, former law clerk to Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. An award-winning advocate with more than two decades of experience working on voting rights and other complex legal issues, she launched The Civics Center in 2018.
We're a national, nonpartisan voting rights and election reform organization fighting every year, for every vote. Home to: \ud83d\uddf3️ Campus Vote Project \ud83d\uddf3️ Voting Rights Project \ud83d\uddf3️ Work Elections Project
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