When We All Vote Names Marsai Martin and Victoria Monét as Co-Chairs 100 Days Before 2026 Midterms
When We All Vote has appointed actress Marsai Martin and singer Victoria Monét as new co-chairs, with 100 days remaining until the 2026 midterm elections. The organization is also expanding its "Party at the Polls" program.
With 100 days left until the 2026 midterm elections, When We All Vote announced the appointment of actress Marsai Martin and Grammy-winning singer Victoria Monét as new co-chairs. The nonpartisan initiative aims to increase voter registration and readiness for Election Day.
This year, nearly 50 million eligible Gen Z voters will participate in over 80,000 elections across the country. The organization highlighted challenges voters face, including redistricting, voter intimidation, and concerns about poll access. When We All Vote is focusing on community and culture to connect with young, Black, and Latino voters.
"100 Days is a reminder that the work is happening right now. We are excited to build momentum all the way to Election Day with our largest-ever Party at the Polls program," stated Kalisha Dessources Figures, Senior Advisor for When We All Vote. Martin and Monét join a roster of co-chairs that includes Michelle Obama and Stephen Curry.
Marsai Martin, an actress and producer, has used her platform to advocate for voting rights and women's health. Victoria Monét, a singer-songwriter, encourages advocacy for voting rights, civil rights, and reproductive health. Both aim to leverage their platforms to reach millions of young voters and emphasize the importance of their voices.
When We All Vote is expanding its "Party at the Polls" program to include over 5,000 voting events nationwide in partnership with various organizations. This program aims to boost turnout and provide a community-oriented experience at polling locations. Voters can check their registration status and sign up to host events at WhenWeAllVote.Org.