
New American Pathways staff drove voters and interpreted at polls
Staff from the group and CRSA also offered nonpartisan, in-language voter education throughout early voting and on Election Day.
From New American Pathways· Instagram · Nov 4
Open the post“Democracy works best when everyone has the opportunity to participate, and we're grateful for the dedicated team members who helped make that possible yesterday! While our offices were closed for Election Day, staff from New American Pathways and CRSA were hard at work in the community, helping eligible voters exercise their right to vote. From providing rides to polling locations and offering nonpartisan voter education to assisting poll workers with interpretation and sharing voting information in multiple languages, our teams stepped up to help remove barriers to participation. Their work began well before Election Day, with in-language voter education throughout early voting, and continued until the last community members finished casting their ballots last night. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who gave their time and expertise to help ensure every eligible voter had the information and support they needed to make their voice heard. #NewAmericanPathways”
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