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National Wildlife Federation Civic Engagement Toolkit

Click the link below to view the National Wildlife Federation Civic Engagement Toolkit folder with talking points, voting information, and links to polling and other partner resources to support your communications to a range of audiences

NWF Civic Engagement Toolkit Google Drive Folder

The folder contains a large document with all talking points included as well as content and resources broken out by a range of audiences and perspectives. Please utilize whatever is more appropriate for your program or organization!

Help us reach as many people as possible. Share these posts below and spread the word!

Utilize the toolkit linked above to craft email, factsheets, OpEds or other communications to targeted audiences about the importance of civic participation, voting, and democracy.

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Make a plan so your vote counts! Whether you are voting early, mailing in your ballot, or heading to the polls in-person on Election Day, make sure you and other voters in your life know how you will get your vote counted in this election. Check out voting resources to make sure you know where your polling location is and that you have the information you need to prepare:

Make a plan to vote so your voice is heard this election www.nwf.org

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Wildlife can't vote. But you can. Your vote helps decide who guides us in addressing the conservation, economic, and environmental challenges that our country faces. Take the pledge to vote in this year's elections! #Vote

Pledge to Vote for wildlife this year! support.nwf.org

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Recent actions introduced by Congress and the White House could create barriers for eligible voters to access the ballot and register to vote. Tell your elected leaders to defend the right to vote and not create barriers to the ballot.

Speak out to defend your right to vote support.nwf.org

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Make sure your voting information is up-to-date. States regularly purge their voter rolls to remove ineligible voters or outdated registrations. Double-check that you are still a registered voter in your state and that your information is correct.

Double check your voter information to make sure you are registered to vote before your state’s deadline www.nwf.org

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Our elections should be decided based on truth and informed choice. Think before you share content online and look for trusted sources of election information this year! NWF is here to provide tools you can trust to help you #vote!

Get the resources you need to vote this year. www.nwf.org

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Hunters and anglers have a deep connection to the land, water, and wildlife. Participating in the civic process helps ensure all sporting voices are heard. #Vote

Pledge to Vote in 2026! support.nwf.org

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Youth voter turnout has been increasing in recent years which shows a growing awareness and engagement among young people. Pledge to #vote today and strengthen the collective voice of youth in shaping political decisions and policies.

Pledge to vote and get resources to help you! support.nwf.org

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Level-up your voter engagement this year From sharing voting resources with your networks, to helping your loved ones and neighbors get to the polls on Election Day, to volunteering as a poll worker, there are many ways you can get involved in our country’s democracy. Learn about what more you can do in this election for civic engagement: https://www.nwf.org/Civic-Engagement-and-Democracy/Get-Involved

“Learn how you can get involved in civic engagement this year www.nwf.org

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