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Before Election Day, we already know 25% of U.S. adults are consulting AI to help them decide how to vote for Senate, House or Governor, up from 14% two weeks earlier. [1/3]
New survey from the National Conference on Citizenship with researchers at The Carter Center: ncoc.org/ai-midterms-report [3/3]
But trust hasn’t moved. Among the people who are using AI for election tasks, 60% say they trust it only a little or not at all to be unbiased about candidates. People are using these tools while doubting them. [2/3]
Our conference is just weeks away, and we're firming up the details. See our latest email (link in comments for the latest updates), but meanwhile, we're thrilled to share our new web app. ncoc2026.org/
If you have already bought a ticket, you can set up your attendee account using the email address associated with your ticket. If you haven’t bought a ticket REGISTER NOW showpass.com/national-confer…
One of several announcements dropping today: Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams and Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes will join us for a keynote conversation. Join us Nov. 16–17 in Lexington, KY. Register: showpass.com/national-confer…
We're about six weeks from our annual conference and we’re thrilled to share our theme and venue. Head to our conference site for all of the information, and get your ticket today! ncoc.org/2026-conference/
Our partner Rhode Island Humanities has launched their 2027 Civic Health Index initiative and is seeking 12 paid Community Partners to help shape the Index and host a community event sharing its findings. Deadline: Oct. 14. Details here: rihumanities.org/program/ri-…
We're honored to welcome the @knightfdn as a sponsor of this year's conference! Knight Foundation partners with the 26 communities where John S. and James L. Knight once owned newspapers, including Lexington, KY. Early bird tix end 9/30. Register today! showpass.com/national-confer…
Roundtable announcement! We're thrilled to welcome Richard Young (@civic_lex), Evan Weissman (Warm Cookies of the Revolution), + Elissa Lee (Neighbor to Neighbor). Details ncoc.org/2026-conference-pro… + register (early bird expires 9/30): showpass.com/national-confer…
I-CSAC has released 20 recommendations to the Census Bureau addressing two major issues that will shape the quality and usability of U.S. population data for the next decade: 2030 Census questions + data privacy. Details: ncoc.org/i-csacs-20-recommen…
This year, we've reimagined what our annual conference (Nov. 16-17) should be. We’re anchoring the program around the unconference format, where session topics are determined by the attendees on site at the event. Get your early bird ticket: showpass.com/national-confer…
We’re excited to announce this year's co-chairs for NCoC's 2026 conference, Nov. 16–17 in Lexington, KY: Michael Adams (@KYSecState), @CristinBrawner (@NIForums), Valerie Lemmie (@KetteringFdn), Richard Young (@civic_lex).
Register today! ncoc.org/2026-conference/ #NCOC2026
This week's White House announcement proposing changes to how the U.S. census is conducted has put census methodology back in the headlines. We developed this primer to share how the census feeds into our country's entire information ecosystem. -> ncoc.org/a-primer-on-census-…
I-CSAC — which reviews Census Bureau methods, flags emerging risks, and recommends improvements — convenes next week. Submit a public comments by 9/16 and watch the meeting 9/17 here: censusscientific.org/meeting…
