Despite all the obstacles American voters faced in 2020 — a global pandemic, rampant disinformation, shortages of polling locations and poll workers, long lines, postal service delays, extreme weather — people across the country turned out in record numbers with nearly 160 million ballots counted.

But this didn’t happen by magic: Vote.org reaches more voters of color and young voters than any other program in the nation. Over the course of the year Vote.org ran the largest voter mobilization program in our history, making more than 650 million voter contacts among these traditionally underserved groups. Millions more used Vote.org’s digital tools to register, verify their registration, request an absentee ballot, find their polling location and more.

And we didn't do it alone — we increased our institutional and individual funders to higher numbers than ever before, tripled our number of grassroots donors, and with your support we helped historically underserved voters cast their ballots in all 50 states and Washington, D.C. We created solutions to every setback, countered injustice with innovation and provided accurate information to voters across the country.