The gun control activists behind Saturday’s March for Our Lives rally enlisted the help of several voter registration organizations with the aim of getting people to vote in favor of limiting Americans’ Second Amendment rights.
HeadCount, a 501(c)3 and 4945(f) organization that bills itself as a nonpartisan group that “promotes participation in democracy” partnered with the March for Our Lives and registered nearly 5,000 voters at March for Our Lives rallies throughout the U.S. in 30 cities.
A post on the group’s Facebook page announced that the organization registered “4,800 new voters” in one day at the March for Our Lives.
After the march, the organization announced that it would focus on getting high school students registered to vote. On Sunday, HeadCount released a guide on how to conduct school and community voter registration drives.
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4 comments:
Will not matter and they all will not vote. More worried about the illegals, dead democrat voters, and demmocarats that vote multiple times
So will HeadCount go to conservative marches to get conservatives to register to vote? If not, they should lose their tax exempt status. The IRS should audit them to ensure they are nonpartisan as they claim.
They are probably already registered in other states, or dead.
It's all about gun control and gaining more Democrat voters. Bunch of Weasels are too damn stupid to think for themselves.
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