LA VOTES will host a training on Sept. 3 at the New Orleans LA Nonprofit Association, themed "Voter Engagement: How Your Org. Can Get Started." The event will focus on how nonprofits can integrate voter engagement into the work they already do. For more info or to register, click here.
Cleveland State University and NVEN demographer Jeff Arp has produced maps showing Ohio nonprofits located in areas where voter participation was low in 2004. Check these out for large Ohio counties with many nonprofits around Columbus, Cleveland and Cincinnati.
CareVote, a project of the Massachusetts Council of Human Service Providers, was established to help Massachusetts' human service organizations engage their constituents in voting and democracy. Visit their website for ideas and resources on conducting voter registration and participation activities and for local success stories.
On Sept. 8th & Oct. 8th, Pittsburgh nonprofits will host FREE non-partisan Voter Education Trainings. Sponsors include the The
Greater Pittsburgh/Mon Valley Unity ’08 Coalition, B-PEP (Black Political
Empowerment Project), and Everybody Vote. Download the Registration Form
This year marks 10 years of CLPI promoting, support and protecting nonprofit advocacy and lobbying. Over the past ten years CLPI has grown from a project of Independent Sector, to an independent 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to encouraging nonprofits to use advocacy to meet their missions. Learn more.
Elections and Voting in Your State
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Community Partners in Action of Connecticut has launched a statewide campaign to assist
ex-offenders with restoration of voting rights. Connecticut recently
changed its law to make it more automatic for ex-offenders to register
and vote.
On August 14, Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner issued a directive advising county elections boards that they must allow voters who register to be immediately
issued an absentee ballot. This measure allows Ohio residents to both register and cast an absentee ballot in person starting September 30th. 
Turnout in this year's primary election season was unprecedented. To learn more, read NVEN's report,