2026 Midterm Myths vs. Reality: Voter Outreach Amid Threats to Access and Possible Challenges to Election Outcomes

Education and outreach efforts are essential to building voter confidence and ensuring that everyone who wants to vote knows how to participate and can trust that their vote will be counted. Leading up to the 2026 general election, concerns are growing among many American voters about potential threats to ballot access and the possibility that election results could be challenged.

In this webinar, we bring together legal experts and grassroots organizers to separate fact from fiction about the voting process, discuss emerging challenges to voter access, and examine how election officials, civic organizations, and community leaders can respond to misinformation and uncertainty. Attendees will hear how to navigate evolving voting laws, address voter anxiety with factual information, and implement effective communication plans that protect the franchise.

October 21st - 10:00AM PT / 1:00 PM ET

Online Event - concluded

Panelists:

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Adam Ambrogi - Chief of External Affairs League of Women Voters of the US

Dan Vicuña, JD. - Senior Director of Voting Rights and Redistricting, Center for Inclusive Democracy (CID)

Ditas Katague - California Democracy Partnership, The Ditas Group LLC, Former Associate Director of Communications, US Census

Hayne Yoon, JD. - Senior Counsel, Voting Rights and Elections Program, Bernard and Anne Spitzer Fellow, Brennan Center for Justice


Moderator:

Mindy Romero, Ph.D., Director, Center for Inclusive Democracy (CID)