The Hartford 2021 GOTV Blog

Volunteering With Purpose This Election Season, by Thomas Bartell (Deputy General Counsel, Head of Government Affairs, Tax Law, International Law) – Learn more about how The Hartford and Government Affairs is supporting non-partisan, employee-driven civic engagement!
“Stressed out by Politics? Relief is just a phone bank away”, by Suzanne Barlyn (Public Policy Champion)
Do You Think Your Vote Doesn’t Count? Think Again!, by Eric Goldberg (Assistant General Counsel, Government Affairs) – Read how literally one vote (!!) decided the outcome!
Inspiration to Get Out The Vote, by Heather Lee (Public Policy Champion) – See photos of the beautiful Texas State Capitol in Heather’s blog and how she’s getting the next generation invested in civic engagement!
Celebrating Women’s Equality Day, Melody Cox, PWN and Public Policy Champion
Adventures In Democracy, Thomas E. Bartell, Deputy General Counsel and Head of Government Affairs
Government Affairs Insight, Mark Holbert, Public Policy Champion
Promoting A Bipartisan Approach, Chris Swift, President & CEO

Do You Know Your Local Government? By Audrey Faber, Public Policy Champion
The Admin Attitude Votes: The 2020 Election Survival Guide…brought to you by The Hartford behaviors, Deedee Benyi, PRIDE

**VIDEO** The Rules of the Race: The Process and Procedures behind the 2020 Election Outcome, Thomas E. Bartell, Deputy General Counsel and Head of Government Affairs
The Downballot Impact of Inclusive Communication, Molly Griffin, Government Affairs
Taking Action for the Collective Good, Christopher J. Swift, Chairman & CEO
Is Voting Rocket Science? Erica Shockley, PWN
**VIDEO**#iVote: My Vote, My Voice, Thomas E. Bartell, Deputy General Counsel and Head of Government Affairs
Remote YoPros Panelist Discussion: Getting Engaged Politically, Partnership between Government Affairs and YoPros
Be Part of the Count, David Robinson, Executive Vice President and General Counsel
Municipal Election Voting Tips Podcast, Thomas E. Bartell and Molly Griffin of Government Affairs discuss what makes municipal elections so mighty and what you should watch out for.

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