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  1. October 29, 2026_Andrea Hailey
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Part Two
As Americans gear up to vote in this year’s midterm elections, questions about the voting process continue to swirl. There has been election litigation all over the country regarding gerrymandering and the maps that will be used. Lawsuits have considered the rules about the voting process, such as with mail-in ballots. And the media keeps reporting on potential threats. That’s where vote.org comes in. It’s a nonpartisan organization that has a simple but important mission: to connect voters with the tools and information they need. Here to tell us all about it is vote.org’s CEO, Andrea Hailey. Andrea has been at the helm of Vote.org since 2019,[1] and she brings to the organization nearly two decades of professional experience focused on connecting with voters.

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