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Voting is the cornerstone of democracy, and delivering a ballot to every active registered voter is the foundation of election reform. Vote at Home flips the script and centers the voter by delivering their ballot to their mailing address rather than traveling to a polling place, making voting an opt-out behavior.
Vote at Home does not have a partisan impact, but it does have a turnout impact. Academic studies following the 2020 election demonstrate that in states where every voter was delivered a ballot, turnout increased by an average of 5%, with the highest impact on younger and low-propensity voters.
Barbara Smith Warner served nine years as an Oregon state representative, including nearly three years as the Majority Leader of the Oregon House. Highlights of her legislative service include passing the first dedicated source of funding for early learning and K-12 education in a generation, gun violence prevention, codifying choice and reproductive health rights in state law, paid sick
time, increasing the minimum wage, pay equity, drivers licenses for all, justice reinvestment, police accountability, and expansion of voting rights. She is a lifetime democracy defender who has worked as a legislative educator and political organizer, and is deeply committed to an open, accessible government that is of, for and by the people.