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Well-known artists supporting local campaigns in their Hometowns
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The 2024 Made in Michigan campaign supports key State Legislature and State Supreme Court candidates.
Partnering with the Center for Voters Abroad to reach millions of US citizens who are living abroad and eligible to vote in the upcoming election.
Early voting is underway in Georgia and we’re helping spread the word with Danai Gurira and Georgia Dems, encouraging Georgia residents to vote all the way down the ballot.
Hometown launched a state-based campaign with One PA, Erika Alexander, Daniel Dae Kim, Rocky, Don Cheadle and more. Artists promoted the importance of voting all the way down the ballot.
In conversation with students at USC’s Institute for Theatre and Social Change, we hosted a panel about the important roles artists play in democracy.
The path to control the House runs through the Hudson Valley. The Hometown Project helped Hudson Valley Votes produce an inspiring gathering of musicians, actors and voters to elevate the platforms of local candidates.
how the hometown project works
We partner with state based organizations to support progressive causes and campaigns in local communities.
We recruit Energizers! Influential actors, athletes & musicians and facilitate their engagement in local campaigns in their hometowns.
We introduce Energizers to local progressive causes and candidates running for office in their hometowns.
We produce and distribute creative content targeted within local districts to inspire, motivate and educate the electorate.
Check out our Hometown Leaders, Advisory Board Members, Partners and Candidates as we talk about our creative strategy, efficacy & all things Hometown!
“I was part of this amazing thing called The Hometown Project— it encourages people who have a little bit of notoriety to go back to their hometowns and get people excited about local elections and voting. It’s a really positive way to do something.”
— Michael Shannon on “The Tonight Show” (Hometown: Lexington, KY)