PROUD VOTER CHALLENGE
Three weeks. One statewide challenge. More Tennesseans ready to participate.
From September 15 through October 5, CivicTN partners across Tennessee are coming together for the Proud Voter Challenge, a statewide push to register eligible Tennesseans before the voter registration deadline.
Participating organizations will set their own goals, use their unique Proud Voter registration links, and work collectively to strengthen civic participation across Tennessee.
THE 2026 CHALLENGE
The Proud Voter Challenge at a Glance
SEPT. 15
Challenge begins
OCT. 5
Registration deadline
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Participating organizations
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Challenge activity
HOW IT WORKS
Your organization's goal. Our collective impact.
1. OPT IN
Participating organizations officially join the 2026 Proud Voter Challenge
2. SET YOUR GOAL
Choose a voter registration goal your organization can work toward through October 5.
3. USE YOUR LINK
Use your organization's unique Proud Voter page whenever you're registering voters or sharing voter registration opportunities.
4. REACH YOUR COMMUNITY
Bring voter registration into the work you're already doing, from campus events and community programs to digital outreach and tabling.
5. FOLLOW ALONG
Civic TN will track challenge activity and share participating organizations' progress throughout the challenge.
6. KEEP GOING
Keep registering eligible Tennesseans through the October 5 voter registration deadline.
STATEWIDE PROGRESS
See the Challenge in Motion
Participating organizations are working toward their own goals while contributing to a shared statewide effort.
Challenge Leaderboard
PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS
Meet the Proud Voter Challenge Partners
Organizations across Tennessee are using their trusted relationships and community presence to help eligible Tennesseans get registered.
WHY PROUD VOTER
Registration works better when it starts with trust
Civic participation does not begin at a polling place. It begins in our neighborhoods, schools, workplaces and communities.
Proud Voter gives organizations a shared way to make voter registration part of the work they're already doing while contributing to a larger statewide effort.
Whether an organization registers ten people or hundreds, every conversation helps more Tennesseans be represented and heard.