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AAPC Webinar: The Swing Voter Bloc You Might Be Overlooking

Every vote counts and persuading swing voters to support your candidate or cause can be key for successful campaigns. There’s one swing voter bloc that you might be missing though: voters with disabilities. With over 19 million registered voters, you’ve likely interacted with this community without even realizing it. Join us for this educational seminar to learn more about this voter bloc. Walk away with:

  • A better understanding of what this key segment of the electorate looks like
  • Strategies to reach and communicate effectively with these voters
  • An understanding of how COVID-19 is expected to impact turnout for this voter bloc

Moderator: Celinda Lake, President, Lake Research Partners

Speakers:

  • Bo Harmon, President, P2P Mobile
  • Philip Kahn-Pauli, Policy and Practices Director, RespectAbility
Headshots of Bo Harmon, Celinda Lake, and Philip Kahn-Pauli. Logos for AAPC, NDRN, and RespectAbility. Text: The Swing Voter Bloc You Might Be Overlooking

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Eric Ascher

Eric Ascher is the Communications Associate for RespectAbility. He is responsible for supporting RespectAbility’s Vice President, Communications in developing and implementing advocacy efforts and communications of various types. Ascher manages RespectAbility’s social media channels, website and emails; organizes and develops webinars; and supervises Communications Fellows.

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