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Voter Engagement Organizations Report Funding Shortfalls Ahead of Elections

Major voter engagement and racial justice organizations in the U.S. are facing significant funding shortfalls as elections approach, raising concerns about their ability to mobilize voters. The Democratic National Committee has also encountered funding challenges, leading to a consolidation of voter engagement efforts. Organizations are adapting by using technology and partnerships to continue their outreach despite reduced financial support.

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Daria Dawson Esosa Osa Tameka Ramsey-Brown Juan Proaño Héctor Sánchez Barba

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Major voter engagement and racial justice organizations in the U.S. are facing significant funding shortfalls as elections approach, raising concerns about their ability to mobilize voters. The Democratic National Committee has also encountered funding challenges, leading to a consolidation of voter engagement efforts. Organizations are adapting by using technology and partnerships to continue their outreach despite reduced financial support.

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Voting groups sound alarm on funding shortfalls that they say could affect midterm turnout

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Voter Engagement Organizations Report Funding Shortfalls Ahead of Elections