Former first lady Michelle Obama’s voter mobilization initiative is using drag shows and the promise of seeing rapper Cardi B perform to energize voters to participate in the election.
When We All Vote (WWAV), which Obama founded in 2018, plans to hold 500 “Party at the Polls” events in Georgia, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Arizona, Nevada and other states in the weeks leading up to Election Day. The former first lady is also expected to headline a WWAV rally on Oct. 29 in Georgia.
The group is working to reach voters in battleground states through music and celebrity appearances. WWAV stated Wednesday that the goal is to turn “early voting into a celebration and brings communities together to cast their ballots early.”
On Wednesday, the former first lady announced plans for the rally to her 22 million social media followers, expressing excitement about it being held in the swing state of Georgia.
“With early voting happening right now — it’s important that folks make a plan to vote by Election Day,” she wrote. […]
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