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Black women are the most powerful when they move together. #BlackWomenVote is mobilizing Black women all across the country to activate their networks and giving them the tools to raise their voice, cast their vote and flex our collective voting power. Powered by Higher Heights, #BlackWomenVote is the leading independent and trusted voice for Black women leading up to and beyond Election Day 2024.

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Black women voters voice top issues amid 2024 presidential election cycle

Data suggests women are registered to vote in the U.S. at higher rates than men – that includes two-thirds of eligible Black women.

On Wednesday’s special edition of “Closer Look,” we begin conversations with specific voter blocks leading up to the 2024 presidential election. Host Rose Scott spoke with several guests about what issues are top of mind for Black women in Georgia.

‘Power of the Sister Vote Boot Camp’ highlights importance of Black women voting

The Black Women’s Roundtable organization is making sure Black women cast their ballots during Saturday’s “Power of the Sister Vote Boot Camp”.

According to KFF.org, as of 2022, 72.4% of African Americans in Mississippi were registered to vote. However, only 47% of those registered cast a ballot.

The Legacy of Black Voter Suppression: How Far Have We Come?

The history of Black voter suppression in the United States is a deeply ingrained legacy that has shaped the nation's political landscape. From the days of Jim Crow laws to modern tactics like gerrymandering and voter ID requirements, efforts to disenfranchise Black voters have evolved but remain persistent. The journey of Black Americans reflects their enduring struggle for the right to vote, the strides made, and the significant challenges that persist.

Ahead of the midterms, Black women voters most concerned about cost of living, poll shows

A new national poll of Black women voters reveals a demographic that is highly motivated to vote in the 2022 midterm elections, with an overwhelming majority citing “pocketbook” issues, like the cost of housing and groceries as core concerns. 

Black Women Highly Motivated to Vote, But Desire More Representation & Change on Multiple Issues

With 22 days before the midterm elections, a new Higher Heights Leadership Fund #BlackWomenVote poll found that Black women are highly motivated to vote in the 2022 midterm elections, with nearly two-thirds (63%) saying they are more motivated now than ever.

Why Democrats face big test with Black women in 2022

Advocates are calling on Democrats to step up their messaging on voting rights and abortion to Black women specifically, arguing it is critical that the party turn out the key constituency to hold on to majorities in the Senate and House.

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