Vet the Vote Goes to Phoenix Raceway!
At Vet the Vote, we believe in the power of service and community engagement. That's why we were excited to have the opportunity to participate in a NASCAR event at Phoenix Raceway, where we connected with military veterans and their families to encourage them to step up and continue their service as poll workers.
The NASCAR event at Phoenix Raceway was nothing short of spectacular. The roar of the engines, the cheers of the crowd, and the adrenaline-filled atmosphere created the perfect backdrop for our mission. As we looked around, we saw faces filled with excitement and patriotism—many of whom were military veterans and their families.
Our booth, donated by Walmart, offered Vet the Vote merchandise, cornhole, prizes, and even a Bumpboxx giveaway. NASCAR fans were able to sign up to become poll workers, register to vote, and check their voter registration status directly from their phones through our website.
Overall, our participation in the NASCAR event at Phoenix Raceway was a tremendous success. We connected with passionate individuals who share our commitment to service and community engagement. By reaching out to veterans and their families, we took another step forward in our mission to engage veterans and military families in supporting our elections.
We want to give a big thank you to Walmart, Trackside Veteran Salute, and Student Veterans of America for their help in making this weekend a great success.
If you're a military veteran or family member interested in continuing your service as a poll worker, we invite you to join us. Sign up now with Vet the Vote to learn more about how you can get involved and continue to serve your community.
Finding enough poll workers is often a struggle for many of the state’s counties.
That’s why Senate Minority Whip Ryan Weld is reaching out to West Virginia veterans and their families to volunteer as poll workers. Weld, who is an Air Force veteran himself, recently announced a partnership with the nonprofit organization Vet the Vote.