Prepare For The ElectionExecutive Director of Behavioral Health and CAPS, Dr. Smita Majumdar Das gives you tips on preparing mentally for the 2024 Presidential Election.
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Midterms Elections 2026 Guidebook
WHY MIDTERMS MATTER
Midterm elections quietly determine who holds power, and shape everything from federal priorities to the policies that affect daily life. Discover why these elections are uniquely influential and why participation matters.
Midterms 101
Voting 101
Are you a first time voter? Find out where to start along with knowing where, when, and how to vote! Know the rights you have as a voter and how to exercise them.
LEARN MORECampus Events
Be a part of our Midterms Matter Movement! Check out all of the programs being hosted throughout campus this semester!
LEARN MOREKey Terms for Midterms
Whether you’re voting for the first time or brushing up on the basics, this glossary breaks down the essential concepts that bring midterm elections into focus.
LEARN MOREResearch Your Ballot
Your ballot isn’t a pop quiz; you can review it beforehand to understand the candidates, as well as any ballot measures or amendments. By taking the time to research and understand your ballot, you can confidently cast your vote in alignment with your values and beliefs.
LEARN MOREKey Dates and Deadlines
Deadlines come fast during election season. Use this guide to keep up with registration cutoffs, early voting windows, and important milestones that help you plan ahead.
LEARN MOREMake a Plan to Vote
Voting doesn’t just happen on Election Day! Nearly every state offers early voting options, whether in-person or by mail, that allow you to vote on your schedule. By learning more about the options in your state, you can easily incorporate voting into your daily routine and vote the way that works best for you.
LEARN MOREPracticing Civil Discourse
Civil discourse is a skill - and one that strengthens our campus community. Here you’ll find classroom resources, upcoming Community Dialogue events, and partner organizations that help students engage thoughtfully across differences.
LEARN MOREPartner with Us
Whether you’re a campus department, student organization, or community partner, there are many ways to work with the Center for Civic Justice. Discover collaboration opportunities and how to get involved.
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