1. Talk to adults in your family (or elsewhere) about voting and contributing to Kids Go Blue.
We need to spread the word! Tell them about the candidates we're supporting and either you or them can look up your congressional district and congressperson.
2. Learn about your Congressperson and their opponents.
Do so here.
3. Join Postcards To Voters.
Write postcards to people about Voting Democratically! While this program is design for adults, kids can do it to. Learn more and/or Join
4. Make a Lemonade Stand.
It works! and kids in our target districts are already starting to do it! You can donate the money directly to candidates or contact us about making a contribution to Kids Go Blue (we have to follow certain rules about the money we accept).
5. Work with your student council to set up a Spirit Day for election day, November 8
And get kids to remind their parents to vote. Remember to wear red, white, and blue!
6. Spread the Word.
Tweet and post about the issues you care about. Talk to your friends and classmates.
7. Pledge to Register (13 and older)
You can use vote.org's simple tool to pledge to register to vote, and on your eighteenth birthday, they will send you a text ti remind you to vote.