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Toronto Star
· collected 2026-09-15 · by Matt Brown The Associated Press
The Congressional Black Caucus Institute initiated a multimillion-dollar "SO VOTE" campaign on Tuesday aimed at boosting voter engagement among young people and residents of majority-Black and rural communities for the upcoming midterm elections. The initiative will focus on registering and mobilizing voters in strategic districts across the South, Midwest, and West through partnerships with local organizations and both online and in-person outreach methods.
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The Congressional Black Caucus Institute launched a multimillion-dollar initiative called "SO VOTE" on Tuesday to boost voter engagement among young people and those in majority-Black and rural communities for the upcoming midterm elections. This campaign, which follows years of frustration with conventional outreach methods, aims to register and mobilize voters across the South, Midwest, and West through partnerships with over 50 local organizations. The initiative will use both online and in-person strategies to reach voters often overlooked by major political campaigns.
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Leaning score -0.35 for article 10208 (high confidence, 2 verified quotes) · logged 2026-09-15
A nonprofit run by Black federal lawmakers launched a multimillion-dollar effort Tuesday to engage lower-propensity voters in key districts in the midterm elections, following years of dissatisfaction over traditional efforts to reach such voters.
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The Congressional Black Caucus Institute’s “SO VOTE” campaign will seek to register and mobilize young voters, as well as voters in majority-Black and rural communities, across the South, Midwest and West.
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The campaign involves partnerships with dozens of local organizations, the institute said, with in-person and online outreach to voters often sidestepped by major political campaigns.
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