HispanicVote.com, a nonpartisan organization that does not support or endorse any political candidate or party, has partnered with National Voter Registration Day and Turbo Vote to register, educate and engage young voters as the November elections approach.

Organization officials launched Hispanicvote.com to connect with the 21.7 million eligible Hispanic voters, with a focus on youth and independent outreach, according to the organization’s website.

“Hispanicvote.com has become a leading digital and media platform with more than 18,000 followers on Hispanic Vote’s Facebook fan page, and over 3,000 twitter followers discussing political campaign conversations,” said Dennis Garcia Founder of Hispanic Vote.

On September 25, 2012 Hispanic Vote will join volunteers, civic groups, and other organizations from around the country for the National Voter Registration Day. This single day of coordinated field, technology and media efforts will create pervasive awareness of voter registration opportunities.

Turbo Vote’s tagline is that “Turbo Vote makes voting as easy as renting a DVD from Netflix,” said Seth Flaxman, Executive Director of Turbo Vote. Flaxman said his company uses the internet to make the complicated voting process easier.

“What Turbo Vote does is streamline the voter registration and absentee ballot request process using the Internet and good old U.S. mail. All in all, it’s a pretty handy tool that uses the Internet to make the complicated voting process easier.

More information
www.hispanicvote.com and HispanicVote on Twitter and Facebook.com.
www.nationalvoterregistrationday.org
www.turbovote.org