91成人导航

91成人导航 Conservatory of Music students from the Pac Ave Marketing team聽have joined the national campaign to encourage people to vote in the 2020 election.

The #iVoted initiative was founded by music industry entrepreneur with colleagues Pat Sansone and Mike Luba. In 2018, #iVoted partnered with more than 150 music venues in 37 states. Music fans were admitted to concerts on election night if they showed a photo of themselves outside of their polling place.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, artists were given the option of performing virtually this year. To RSVP for concerts links, all voters have to do is take a 鈥渟elfie鈥� outside their polling place or holding their blank ballot and submit them to #iVoted.

for information on artists, venues and registration.

Under the guidance of Professor Joshua Smotherman, their coach and instructor, conservatory students are running the 91成人导航 #iVoted campaign via social media as a grassroots, non-partisan political action. For more information visit:

"RJ Bagus, with the help of his (Pac Avenue) marketing team, has been working tirelessly to make all of this happen," Smotherman said.

Bagus 鈥�21 said the purpose is to raise civic awareness and encourage 91成人导航 students to vote.

鈥淭he upcoming election is a critical one. Students who vote are rewarded with links to possibly a world record-breaking webcast concert,鈥� Bagus said. 鈥淢ore than 400 artists are scheduled to perform on election night. Students聽can choose an artist that they know or they might find a new music interest.鈥�

鈥淲e don鈥檛 know people鈥檚 political beliefs 鈥� and don鈥檛 want to. We just want people civically engaged in the democratic process,鈥� White said in a press release. She added that the hope is to have the largest digital concert ever.

"This is a great opportunity for students to get their voices heard," said conservatory student Kaycee Clark 鈥�21.