During Hispanic Heritage Month, the DNC is expanding its HSI campus voter registration campaign with “I Will Vote” posters in Wisconsin to empower students to make their voices heard in the most important election of our lifetimes.

MADISON - Today, during Hispanic Heritage Month, the Democratic National Committee launched a robust student voter registration paid media campaign across Hispanic-Serving Institutions in the battleground states, including Alverno College, Herzing University-Kenosha, and Mount Mary University to ensure college students in the critical battleground of Wisconsin have the information they need to register to vote and chart a New Way Forward for our country.

In addition to campus kiosk ads, students will see hundreds of “I Will Vote” posters across campuses in Wisconsin. This new initiative is part of a weeklong effort across campuses outlining the threat Donald Trump’s Project 2025 agenda represents to students’ futures – from banning abortion and using the government to monitor women’s pregnancies, to rolling back student debt forgiveness, to even slashing public education funding, including support for colleges and universities. The on-campus ads direct students to IWillVote.com to encourage them to check their voter registration status, register to vote, and access information on when, where, and how to vote. 

Earlier this week, the DNC announced a new “I Will Vote” text-line providing young voters with an easy way to access voter information at their fingertips by texting VOTE to 70888 for English or VOTO to 70888 in Spanish. I Will Vote is also available online at IWillVote.com and VoyAVotar.com and through a phone hotline at 1-833-DEM-VOTE (1-833-336-8683). Whether students prefer to visit online, call, or text, the Democratic Party is ensuring that voter information is at their fingertips ahead of this critical election season, including how to register to vote and access important, state-specific voting information – from voting deadlines to polling and ballot drop off locations.

“Young voters in Wisconsin are critical to the coalition that Vice President Kamala Harris and Governor Tim Walz are building ahead of November’s election,” said DNC Hispanic Media Director Marco Frieri. “The DNC is taking every opportunity to reach students where they are and make sure they have all of the tools they need to vote this November on the issues that matter most to them. Young voters’ futures and freedoms are on the line as Donald Trump and JD Vance’s extreme Project 2025 agenda threatens to undermine reproductive rights, rig the economy for the ultra-wealthy, and slash public education funding, including support for colleges and universities. This campaign is the latest investment to bring young voters in Wisconsin the information they need to cast their votes by calling, texting, or visiting I Will Vote online.”

The creative for the kiosks and flyers can be seen below: