How do college students decide where to register to vote?
Every election cycle millions of college student voters face a choice: Whether to vote using their campus address, or the address where they grew up.
State of the Student Vote
Newsletter of the Student Vote Research Network sharing the latest research on how we get to 100% student voter participation
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