Hopkins Votes Toolkit

The contents of the Hopkins Votes Toolkit are designed for any JHU-affiliated office, program, faculty, staff member, or student to embed voter registration, voter education, and opportunities for digital engagement into communications and programming, especially in the lead-up to upcoming elections. All toolkit resources must be used in a nonpartisan manner.

Toolkit resources include:

Voter registration email templates
Hopkins Votes email signatures
Faculty Content
- Voter registration slides for Zoom/PPT presentations
- Sample course assignments on voter registration/engagement
Hopkins Votes marketing materials
Social media assets
Zoom or Microsoft Teams virtual backgrounds

Please reach out to HopkinsVotes@jhu.edu with any feedback or specific needs not included within this toolkit.

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