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A formal complaint has been filed against Vote.org by its founder Cleaver, alleging false claims about voter registration goals and internal dysfunction, with the organization accused of inflating its impact and facing scrutiny over management issues.
Monica Lewinsky collaborates with fashion brand Reformation for a voting campaign, featuring her in a power pose and urging fans to vote in the upcoming elections. The ad links to Vote.org and marks the brand's third collaboration with the non-profit. Lewinsky, known for her anti-bullying activism, expressed the importance of using one's voice through voting. Despite her past experiences with online shaming, she embraces the empowerment of social media. The campaign has garnered positive responses online, with many praising Lewinsky's involvement.
Andrea Hailey, CEO of Vote.org, refutes a Fox News segment suggesting Taylor Swift's involvement in politics is a "psy-op" for the Pentagon, emphasizing their nonpartisan efforts to help young people register and vote. Swift's Instagram post last year led to a surge in voter registrations, prompting right-wing conspiracies. Hailey dismisses these claims, stating that their partnership with Swift aims to empower all Americans to participate in the democratic process.
Taylor Swift's Instagram post urging her followers to register to vote through nonpartisan nonprofit Vote.org resulted in over 35,000 new registrations, marking the largest National Voter Registration Day since 2020. The organization also saw a significant increase in 18-year-old registrations, with a 72% increase compared to 2019 and a 115% increase compared to 2022. This is not the first time Swift has encouraged her fans to vote, as she has previously partnered with Vote.org to promote voter participation.
Taylor Swift's Instagram post encouraging her 272 million followers to register to vote using Vote.org on National Voter Registration Day resulted in a spike in voter registration. Vote.org reported 157,041 eligible voters visiting the site and 35,252 new registrations. The organization also saw a 72% increase in 18-year-olds registering compared to 2019 and a 115% increase compared to 2022. This is not the first time Swift has used her platform to promote voter registration, as she previously did so in 2018.
More than 35,000 people registered to vote after Taylor Swift directed her 272 million Instagram followers to Vote.org on National Voter Registration Day. The nonprofit organization saw an average of 13,000 users every half hour after Swift's post, resulting in a 22.5% increase in registrations compared to the previous year. There was also a significant increase in registrations by 18-year-olds, with a 115% rise from last year. Vote.org CEO Andrea Hailey described the numbers as a "love letter" to Swift, highlighting the impact of youth engagement in shaping future elections.
Pop superstar Taylor Swift's Instagram story urging her fans to register to vote resulted in a surge of 35,252 new voter registrations on Vote.org's platform on National Voter Registration Day. The nonprofit organization attributed the spike in visitors to Swift's post, which linked to their platform. This marked Vote.org's largest National Voter Registration Day since 2020, with a 115% increase in 18-year-olds registering compared to last year. Swift has been more politically outspoken in recent years, endorsing Joe Biden and Kamala Harris in the 2020 presidential election and actively supporting Democratic candidates.