I Vote You Vote is an initiative of the American Democracy Institute in association with the National Campaign for Fair Elections. I Vote You Vote is a social platform where you can register your friends, family, and colleagues to vote, educate them on the issues, activate them on Election Day, and find the resources you need to protect their vote.

About The American Democracy Institute

The American Democracy Institute (ADI) is a nonpartisan, 501(c)(3) organization that identifies and connects diverse, talented, highly motivated leaders and empowers them with the tools, resources and network to solve problems and shape the future of our country.

ADI Leaders are highly motivated individuals representing diverse issues, industries, and sectors such as business, academics, technology, government, finance, politics, design, media, and more. These leaders are committed to strengthen American democracy; yet they are frustrated by the inherent barriers separating them from like-minded peers and seek a network that will allow them to transcend these divisions and bring about positive social change. ADI Leaders subscribe to a new model of leadership that is collaborative, entrepreneurial and transformative.

About National Campaign for Fair Elections

The National Campaign for Fair Elections is an Initiative of the Voting Rights Project of the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law. The goal of the National Campaign is to foster a national movement committed to ensuring that all voters have an equal opportunity to cast a meaningful ballot. To that end, NCFFE leads Election Protection - the nation's largest non-partisan voter protection coalition. Through their 1-866-OUR-VOTE hotline and a dedicated army of volunteers. they help tens of thousands of voters access the polls and overcome the obstacles to the ballot box.

In addition to their leadership in the Election Protection Coalition, NCFFE advocates for progressive election reforms at the state and local level, litigates where voting rights are violated and brings communities together to educate and mobilize citizens about fair elections. The strategy is based on the premise that we cannot wait until Election Day to respond to the myriad problems voters face when participating in our democracy.