Progressive Turnout Project

New polling from Data for Progress shows voters are already paying close attention as the 2026 midterms approach — with the economy, Social Security and Medicare, democracy, and health care ranking among the top issues on voters’ minds.

The takeaway: the midterms are coming fast, and the voters who show up will shape what comes next.

Check your registration, make your voting plan, and talk to your friends and family about what’s at stake.

Democrats Lead the Generic Ballot by 8 Points as Midterms Approach Despite an uncertain redistricting landscape, Democrats enter the 2026 midterm cycle with meaningful advantages in public opinion.

Courts in Maine and Wisconsin dismissed DOJ efforts to force states to turn over detailed voter roll information. Voter privacy matters. State and local election officials matter.

Texas voters: today is runoff Election Day. Make your plan, check your polling place, and remind a friend to vote.

I Will Vote Be a voter. Find everything you need to vote in your state’s next election.

Today, we honor the service members who gave their lives for our country. Protecting democracy means continuing to show up for the freedoms they defended.

Your weekend democracy checklist: check your registration, make a voting plan, remind three friends, sign up to volunteer.

Republicans are trying to rig the rules before voters can make their voices heard. From Louisiana to Virginia, the fight over fair maps is the fight for fair representation.
https://www.democracydocket.com/news-alerts/in-georgia-primaries-voting-rights-take-center-stage/

State Supreme Courts are where some of the biggest fights for our democracy end up.

Voting rights. Abortion access. Fair maps. Election rules. Government accountability.

Georgia voters have the chance to weigh in on Supreme Court races TOMORROW, and volunteers are working to make sure voters know these races are on the ballot. Make your plan: https://iwillvote.com/votinginfo/GA

Voting rights are changing fast — and the impact is already showing up across the country.

After the Supreme Court’s Callais v. Louisiana decision, courts are reconsidering active Voting Rights Act cases, and state officials are using the ruling to challenge protections for minority voters.

For PTP, this is exactly why voter outreach matters: when the rules keep shifting, voters need clear, reliable information about what’s on the ballot, how to vote, and what’s at stake.

Read more from Democracy Docket:
https://www.democracydocket.com/analysis/demise-of-voting-rights-act-already-hurting-minority-voters-across-the-country/