Progressive Turnout Project, the largest voter contact organization in the country, is supporting Andy Kim in his campaign for United States Senate in New Jersey. PTP has supported Kim in each of his campaigns for Congress. It is the organization’s first endorsement for the Senate this election cycle.
Progressive Turnout Project is proud to stand with Defend Justice, a program of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin, by mobilizing its supporters across the state and encouraging them to demand their legislators oppose efforts to impeach, convict or remove Supreme Court Justice Janet Protasiewicz.
Our Fellows Program took McKenna from managing her first campaign to working in the capitol. Here’s the story, in her own words:
Meet Sue, a Field Rep. with us this cycle. In her district, she knocked over 600 doors, helping us rally Democrats to vote everywhere they are.
We spoke to 3 of our rehired alums about their work between stints at Progressive Turnout Project and how organizing skills come up at other jobs.
Direct voter contact — the most effective way to increase turnout — takes time, money, and as many hands as possible knocking doors and talking to voters. The Campaign Fellows Program is one way of building capacity so that Democratic campaigns are able to compete and win.
“The model we’ve created works here because it is created by the folks here.”
About Us: Progressive Turnout Project is the largest voter contact organization in the country, specifically dedicated to mobilizing the Democratic Party and defending democracy. Our mission: rally Democrats to vote. Progressive Turnout Project launched Turnout Grants earlier this year to connect with voters our programming doesn’t cover and to fund key voter contact organizations across …
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Our very first cohort of Turnout Grantee organizations, announced in May and June, are testing innovative turnout strategies to connect with voting communities that are often excluded from traditional field programs.
NVRD turns ten this year, marking a decade of efforts by thousands of volunteers who have registered nearly 4.7 million voters since the start. In 2022, partners across the country are hoping to register at least 800,000 voters, bringing the historic total to over 5 million registrations.
