National PTA Election Activities 101 2015 Election
Description: National PTA Election Activities 101 2015 Election Activities Guide Goals of the Presentation PTA and Voter Engagement: The basics Why should PTAs pursue voter engagement? Why are nonprofits suitable for voter engagement efforts? How to be
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slide1. National PTA Election Activities 101 2015 Election Activities Guide<br>
slide2. Goals of the Presentation<br>
slide3. PTA and Voter Engagement:The basics<br>
slide4. Why should PTA’s pursue voter engagement?<br>
slide5. Why are nonprofits suitable for voter engagement efforts?<br>
slide6. How to be nonpartisan: One IRS Rule<br>
slide7. Preparing for your voter engagement efforts:Using the timeline<br>
slide8. Voter Registration and Engagement Timeline<br>
slide9. Leadership and Buy-In<br>
slide10. Point of Contact<br>
slide11. Become Familiar with Voting Laws in Your State<br>
slide12. Voter Registration<br>
slide13. Promoting vs. Conducting Voter Registration You PTA needs to choose whether it wants to promote voter registration or actually conduct it.
Promoting: putting information on your website, sharing state links. You can share the Nonprofit VOTE voter registration tool, which can be found at http://www.nonprofitvote.org/new-voter-registration-tool/.
Conducting voter registration requires your PTA to determine where and how it would like to do so.<br>
slide14. Voter Registration: Tips<br>
slide15. Planning a Voter Registration Drive<br>
slide16. Candidate engagement<br>
slide17. Candidate Forums<br>
slide18. Candidate Appearances<br>
slide19. Candidate Questionnaires<br>
slide20. Resources<br>
slide21. Ballot Measures<br>
slide22. Ballot Measures<br>
slide23. Ballot Measures<br>
slide24. Election Day activities<br>
slide25. Get Out The Vote! GOTV One important, and nonpartisan, activity that your PTA can do on election day is help get out the vote! Voting is an essential part of our democratic process, and PTAs can encourage community members to take part.<br>
slide27. On Election Day…<br>
slide28. Questions? Reach out to National PTA’s Government Affairs staff with any Election Day questions!
Phone: 703-518-1200
E-mail: govtaffairs@pta.org<br>
slide2. Goals of the Presentation<br>
slide3. PTA and Voter Engagement:The basics<br>
slide4. Why should PTA’s pursue voter engagement?<br>
slide5. Why are nonprofits suitable for voter engagement efforts?<br>
slide6. How to be nonpartisan: One IRS Rule<br>
slide7. Preparing for your voter engagement efforts:Using the timeline<br>
slide8. Voter Registration and Engagement Timeline<br>
slide9. Leadership and Buy-In<br>
slide10. Point of Contact<br>
slide11. Become Familiar with Voting Laws in Your State<br>
slide12. Voter Registration<br>
slide13. Promoting vs. Conducting Voter Registration You PTA needs to choose whether it wants to promote voter registration or actually conduct it.
Promoting: putting information on your website, sharing state links. You can share the Nonprofit VOTE voter registration tool, which can be found at http://www.nonprofitvote.org/new-voter-registration-tool/.
Conducting voter registration requires your PTA to determine where and how it would like to do so.<br>
slide14. Voter Registration: Tips<br>
slide15. Planning a Voter Registration Drive<br>
slide16. Candidate engagement<br>
slide17. Candidate Forums<br>
slide18. Candidate Appearances<br>
slide19. Candidate Questionnaires<br>
slide20. Resources<br>
slide21. Ballot Measures<br>
slide22. Ballot Measures<br>
slide23. Ballot Measures<br>
slide24. Election Day activities<br>
slide25. Get Out The Vote! GOTV One important, and nonpartisan, activity that your PTA can do on election day is help get out the vote! Voting is an essential part of our democratic process, and PTAs can encourage community members to take part.<br>
slide27. On Election Day…<br>
slide28. Questions? Reach out to National PTA’s Government Affairs staff with any Election Day questions!
Phone: 703-518-1200
E-mail: govtaffairs@pta.org<br>