US EditionNearly 5,000 Iowa High School Students Registered to Vote through Secretary of State’s Carrie Chapman Catt Program
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Nearly 5,000 Iowa High School Students Registered to Vote through Secretary of State’s Carrie Chapman Catt Program
DES MOINES – The Carrie Chapman Catt Award program, created and administered by Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate, encourages eligible high school senior students to register to vote. Secretary Pate recently announced that as part of the initiative, 4,737 high school students registered to vote across 60 counties during the 2024-2025 school year. Established in 2019, the Carrie Chapman Catt Award was created by Secretary Pate to encourage vote…
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