Election Engagement Resources
Indiana Campus Compact, in partnership with ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge the Campus Election Engagement Project (CEEP), is working to support institutions of higher education throughout Indiana to engage students in the 2020 election and beyond.
POST ELECTION RESOURCES
Dialogue Resources
In the weeks and months following the election, you may want to schedule a series of deliberative dialogue events on your campus and in your community. You can findspecific dialogue guides around the U.S. political system from:
Looking for a training on deliberative dialogue? Check-out the recorded virtual training from Campus Compact.
Day On Democracy Map—Report the student-friendly election practices your campus embraces by reporting it to Day On Democracy and having it added to their Day On Democracy Map.
GUIDE: Beyond the 2020 Election—Our colleagues at the Campus Election Engagement Project have developed a guide that provides tips on Processing the 2020 Election beginning with the day after the election and continuing on through the next several weeks. The Guide provide links to additional resources.
GUIDE: Common Question Post-Election—Our colleagues at the Campus Election Engagement Project have developed a guide that outlines the most commonly asked questions post-election. This guide provides easy to understand information on everything from the Electoral College to Inauguration Day.
Additional Resources
- 2020 ELECTION WAVE 1 RESEARCH REPORT
- Students Learn Students Vote & Ask Every Student Response Guide
- Civic Alliance’s Election Day and Post-Election Guide
- Braver Angels’ With Malice Toward None initiative
- Community Care Post-Election Toolkit by J Vu Mai
- Student Learn Students Vote Anti-Racism Resource Guide
NONPARTISAN CANDIDATE AND ISSUE GUIDES
While the election is over, it is important to keep track of the positions of newly elected and incumbent legislators. Indiana Campus Compact in partnership with staff at CEEP have created several nonpartisan candidate and issue guides to help identify the position of candidates on key issues.
Download Indiana Student Voter Guide
- U.S. House of Representatives Indiana 5th District Town Hall
- Indiana Gubernatorial Guide | download
- U.S. Presidential Guide website | Major Party Downloadable
- Guía presidencial de EE. UU. sitio web | descargar
- Impact of the Supreme Court website | download
- Nationwide Congressional Guide website | download
- Detecting Disinformation website | download
VOTER EDUCATION RESOURCES
Once again, though the 2020 election is over, there will be mid-terms in 2022. Below you will find a number of election and voter education resources with college and university students specifically in mind.
- Campus Compact Education for Democracy
- Institute for Democracy & Higher Education’s Election Imperatives 2020
- 2020 Election Conversation Guides from our partners at Living Room Conversations
- The National Study of Learning, Voting, and Engagement (NSLVE)
- Students Learn Students Vote Toolkits
- CEEP Guide to Debate Watch Parties
- Additional Education Ideas