How Citizens Can Report Voter Intimidation, September 29th

RJ Hamster

2 years ago

Thursday, September 29th at 5pm PT| 8pm ET

Despite Federal law prohibiting voter intimidation, threats to voters at the polls have been increasing since 2020. How can voters report issues preventing them from voting or other election-related irregularities in time to do something about it?

Join us this Thursday, September 29th with guest Deepak Puri to learn about See Something Say Something – a citizen reporting system that allows voters to quickly report voter suppression at the polls can and share it with groups best equipped to deal with that incident if needed.

Deepak Puri is the co-founder of Democracy Labs, a hub for ongoing technology and creative innovation that serves campaigns and organizations at the national, state, and local levels. The Democracy Labs created See Something Say Something in 2018.

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See Something, Say Something was first deployed in the 2018 midterms and collected over 2,000 reports of voting issues which can still be seen on this dashboard. The data collected was shared with other groups. See the dashboard at www.seesay2020.com

Learn more about SeeSay and how it works from this video with Inside Edition.

In solidarity,

Andrea Miller and

The Center for Common Ground team

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