Get Involved

There are elections across the country in 2011, and we want you to be part of the movement to get young people registered to vote and back to the polls! Rock the Vote is going to register tens of thousands of voters at concerts and festivals, block parties, on campus and off. We can't do it alone. We need your help. Here are a few ways to get involved.

Want to create your own voter registration event? It's easy and you can do it anywhere: on campus, at concerts, in coffee shops, at festivals, at high schools and anywhere else in your community where young people congregate. First, click here to learn how to run a voter registration drive.

Have a registration drive already scheduled? Request the Rock the Vote logo for your voter registration drive. Are you a student, citizen, promoter, organization, event planner, school or business that wants to make your voter registration drive a "Rock the Vote" voter registration drive? Click here to get started. Questions? Contact Us

Rock the Vote has a great online voter registration tool that is easy to use. You can put it on your website, blog, Facebook page or just share the link with your friends via Facebook, Twitter, email or chat to register voters.

Artists & Athletes Get Involved

	John Legend talks about the importance of the right to vote.
	Michael Franti talks about the importance of adopting kids from foster care.
	Baron Davis speaks out against gang violence for Rock the Vote.
	Kenna speaks out about the importance of clean water.
	Big Boi wants our young people to learn about their right to vote.
	Alicia Keys talks about her work fighting HIV/AIDS.
	Good Charlotte talk about child survival and the importance of voting.
	Cali Swag District talks about why young people should stay in school and register to vote.
	Neon Trees talk about why it is important to vote in elections.
	Big Boi talks about education.
	Nick Cannon discussing politics and the importance of literacy.
	David Banner on why kids should use school to prepare for the future.
	Rock the Vote at SXSW - Which social issue drives you to vote?