SEAT Parties Through Early Voting Season 🎉🗳

The election shouldn't be something to stress out about. It's something to celebrate! SEAT and dozens of student organizers are making that possible with our 20+ campus activations that will keep policy issues and freedoms centermost in conversations about the election.

This week, SEAT continues its Campus Freedom Tour to activate student civic engagement and highlight key policy issues driving students to vote.

As part of the multi-week tour, SEAT will host over 20 activations on campuses across Texas to meet students where they are at.

POLICY FOCUS: FREEDOM FROM...

SEAT organized a campus activation at the University of Texas at San Antonio with hundreds of attendees. On October 20, UTSA students were met at the polls with free lunch and music by the UTSA mariachi. Photo by Adrian Lara.

TOUR STOPS: WEEK TWO 

STUDENT PERSPECTIVES:

“A student told me her vote didn't matter, and I told her the truth. Municipal elections are where democracy puts on work boots,” said UTSA organizer Adrain Lara. “The so-called sleeping giant isn't waiting to be saved. It's been here in San Antonio, waiting for us to remember that we are the ones who build the city."

“The Party At The Polls worked very well,” said UH organizer Ella Taylor. “It really got people's attention as we were able to talk about voting and give out lots of voting guides from the League of Women Voters."

“Our Party At The Polls was a success," said ACC Organizer Shaina Kambo. "We enjoyed authentic Mexican street tacos and celebrated with an amazing local band, Minor Mishap, that paraded with us. On the way, we stopped by the skatepark and had a small dance party with skaters and other locals.”

 Stay tuned for Election Day!