Resources for Getting Out the Vote


Sep 01, 2024 | Filed in Programs

The librarians interviewed for LJ's September 2024 feature on voter engagement and the upcoming election have published a variety of LibGuides, toolkits, and other content. Check out a variety of resources from the American Library Association, EveryLibrary, and more.

The librarians interviewed for LJ's September 2024 feature on voter engagement and the upcoming election have published a variety of LibGuides, toolkits, and other content. Check out a variety of resources from the American Library Association, EveryLibrary, and more. Resources are listed in the order in which they appear in the article.

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