COVID-19 Moves College Campaigning Online

The video discusses the shift to online classes and the impact on student political engagement. It highlights the importance of young voters in upcoming elections and how student-led groups are adapting their strategies, including virtual internships and online events, to engage peers. The video also addresses challenges students face with voting, such as absentee ballots, and offers solutions to ensure their participation.

What is the primary focus of student-led political groups as classes move online?

• Reducing their political activities

• Focusing solely on presidential elections

• Shifting their playbooks to adapt to online engagement

• Organizing in-person rallies

How did the College Democrats at Brown University expand their reach?

• By focusing on local elections only

• By reducing their activities

• By gaining more access to student email listservs

• By organizing in-person events

What is one method student groups are using to engage students in political activities?

• Focusing on international politics

• Facilitating virtual internships with local candidates

• Reducing their online presence

• Organizing large in-person gatherings

What is a major concern for students regarding absentee ballots?

• Absentee ballots are not forwardable if students move

• Absentee ballots are too expensive

• Absentee ballots are only available for local elections

• Absentee ballots require in-person submission

What advice is given to students planning to vote by mail?

• Wait until the last minute to decide

• Ignore state voting laws

• Update their voter registration and create a voting plan

• Vote only in person