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Has it made a difference? Have the artists suffered a backlash?

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Has it made a difference? Have the artists suffered a backlash?

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Young people are being influenced by the artists too much, they are voting for whoever the celebrities agree with, meaning that they aren't voting for who they believe to be the best. For example, Miley Cyrus often advertised being against Trump, meaning her fans would follow.

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Rock The Vote has had a huge impact on the amount of young voters.

Millennials have been supporting Hillary Clinton more than Donald Trump by 3-1.

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Rock the vote helps young adults get registered and to the polls.

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Rock the Vote believes they need a massive cultural shift in the way of people – specifically young people – think about voting. They need to create a culture of voting, a culture of defending the right to vote. That’s why they believe partnering with artists, musicians, actors, and technology companies is key to engaging with young people, driving a greater amount of them to the polls and using their inner voice to incite change.

They cannot afford to have young people sit out of the political process when so much is at stake for their future. Rock the Vote changed politics forever and it’s not going to stop.

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Madonna
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFGlE44xuTs#action=share

We will
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4AeRFhwSYVQ

Snoop Dogg launched the 2004 bus tour
Lil Jon rapped the election anthem of 2014

In 1996, Rock the Vote created the first telephone voter registration system, 1-800-REGISTER, followed by the first online voter-registration system, NetVote, later that year.

"We supported Rock the Vote," said Radiohead's Thom Yorke, "but – because of the way the whole political system works – it does seem rather odd to be choosing between one unworkable, outdated system and another. We need to go beyond that – because, at the moment, it's just Cowboys and Indians."

Aerosmith

Against Me!

Christina Aguilera

Rachel Bilson

Adam Brody

Bootsy Collins and Buckethead

Chris Cornell

Miranda Cosgrove

Darren Criss

Miley Cyrus

Deee-Lite

Leonardo DiCaprio

Robert Downey Jr.

Macy Gray

Jake Gyllenhaal

Maggie Gyllenhaal

Reverend Horton Heat

The cast of Jack & Bobby

Janet Jackson

Samuel L. Jackson

Kinky

Lush

Madonna

Ricky Martin

Megadeth

Brittany Murphy

The cast of One Tree Hill

Donny Osmond

P. Diddy

Sarah Jessica Parker

The Ramones

Red Hot Chili Peppers

Romeo

Rooster Teeth

Peter Sarsgaard

Slaughter

Michael Stipe

Justin Timberlake

Benicio del Toro

Paul Van Dyk

Eddie Vedder

Scott Weiland

will.i.am

XO Stereo

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Rock the Vote was Founded: 1990, Los Angeles, California, United States and caused "to engage and build the political power of young people." In other words, the event was created to influence younger people to vote. It resulted in an increase of voters aged 18-24.

The first organization to use a toll-free number to register voters over the phone.

Rock the Vote then changed the game, once again 1999, by making politics accessible to all with the creation of an online voter registration tool.

Rock the Vote is the largest nonpartisan, non-profit organization in the United States driving young people to the polls. Fusing pop culture, politics, and technology, Rock the Vote works to mobilize the millennial voting bloc and the youth vote, protect voting rights and advocate for an electoral process and voting system that works for the 21st century electorate.