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GET REGISTERED TO VOTE
From your local school board to the Senate, it’s important to vote in every election. Thanks for taking the first step. Take just a few minutes and complete the form below to get started and to make sure your voice is heard!
Note: Filling out this form alone does not register you to vote. After completing this form, we will direct you to your secretary of state, lieutenant governor, or department of elections website where you will officially register.
Civic and Voter Engagement Programming
We are excited to expand our resources and partnerships to support athletes, coaches and administrators. As we continue to grow our civic engagement programs, we will utilize the platform of the athletic department to provide nonpartisan resources, elevate voter registration, encourage voter participation, build bridges in the community, and support service work. More details to come over the summer!
Please visit our resources page or reach out at info@theteam.org!
Coaches are a critical part of creating systemic change in athletics.
All Vote No Play partnered with ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge, National Association of Basketball Coaches, and Women's Basketball Coaching Association to create a coaches pledge to support voting.
COACHES SIGNED A CIVIC ENGAGEMENT PLEDGE
Since 2020, nearly 2,000 coaches have signed a pledge to support voter engagement efforts with their student athletes.
ATHLETES HAVE BEEN IMPACTED BY THE PLEDGE
With an average of 20 athletes per team, 40,000 athletes have been impacted by the civic engagement pledge in the last two years.
Groundbreaking programming with athletic leaders.
We have created many opportunities for athletes to learn how to make an impact beyond their sport. Our fall 2022 event featured Stephen Curry, Dr. Condoleezza Rice, and Coach Tara VanDerveer in conversation with student athletes.
Watch the highlight reel
“Accomplishments on the court might make headlines. But first and foremost, coaches are committed to developing and educating student athletes. What better lesson can there be to teach our players than how to become engaged citizens”
