Progressive groups are joining forces ahead of the midterm elections in an effort to boost Democratic turnout in November and parlay a surge of liberal energy into pre-election activism.

Project Bullhorn has developed and will deploy social media strategies in the campaigns of these and other Democratic candidates. Social media is the primary source of news for younger voters—especially those 18 to 29 years old, but also for those 30 to 49. They are the primary target demographic for getting additional votes for Democratic candidates.
To contribute and for more information go to: https://www.focus4democracy.org/project-bullhorn-c4
Voter Participation Center is an established non-partisan organization that focuses on registering voters around the country. They have been in action for 23 years and claim to have registered over 6 million voters during that time. Many of these voters are from segments of the population that require help and encouragement to vote. To contribute and for more information go to:
Swing Left is a Democratic grassroots group to target more than 60 races with ambitious canvassing effort. To contribute and for more information go to: https://swingleft.org
Feel Good Impact attempts to influence the results of highly competitive “tipping point” US Senate and House contests by funding selected candidates. To contribute and for more information go to: https://www.feelgoodimpact.org/donate
American Independent Radio (AIR) targets stations and shows strong reach among voters of color. (Mind the Gap endorses AIR).To contribute and for more information go to: https://app.oath.vote/donate?p=air
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