Yes, I’m completely comfortable remaining nonpartisan while representing VoteMate. I understand that the purpose of VoteMate is to empower voters with accurate, unbiased information so they can make their own informed choices.

What excites me most about being a campus ambassador for VoteMate is the opportunity to empower my peers to become more informed and engaged voters. I’m passionate about civic participation, and I love the idea of using technology to make voting simpler and more accessible for students who often feel disconnected from the process.

To encourage students to sign up for VoteMate, I would focus on making civic engagement simple, exciting, and relatable. I’d host fun, interactive tabling events on campus with flyers, QR codes, and small incentives like stickers or snacks to draw attention. I’d also collaborate with student organizations and influencers to spread the word through social media, using posts and short videos that highlight how VoteMate helps students vote smarter and understand their ballots easily. By framing it as a movement for informed student voices rather than just an app, I’d show that signing up is an empowering step toward shaping the future, making it both accessible and meaningful for every student.