Youth 14-24, join the Kids Voting Durham Youth Civic Leadership team this summer and help youth be engaged and informed in the upcoming election!

Kids Voting Durham congratulates youth leader Chloe Martin on her first adult vote in the 2023 Durham Mayor & City Council elections!

Kids Voting Durham congratulates youth leader Destiny Quick on her first adult vote in the 2023 Durham Mayor & City Council elections!

Kids Voting Durham congratulates youth leader Eleanor Galvez on her first adult vote in the 2023 Durham Mayor & City Council elections!

Kids Voting Durham congratulates youth leader Linden James on their first adult vote in the 2023 Durham Mayor & City Council elections!

Come to the Kids Voting Durham Youth Candidate Forum Wednesday, October 18 at 6 pm at Durham School of the Arts! Only youth get to ask the questions at this Forum!

The first in its series of First Time Voter profiles, Kids Voting Durham congratulates youth leader Audrey Luben on her first adult vote in the 2023 Durham Mayor & City Council elections!

Lead a Kids Voting precinct on Election Day or during Early Voting and help young people vote on the same candidates and issues as results. Volunteers of all ages can take part, and it is a fun, rewarding way to earn service hours or do team building!

Ever wonder what goes into writing a Kids Voting Candidate questionnaire? Let the 2023 Civic Leadership interns tell you about their engaging and fun process this year!

Meet KVD”s 2022 Civic Leadership interns and learn more about this awesome team!

Kids can vote too! Durham County Main and North Regional Libraries are offering Kids Voting elections for School Board in their children’s section from October 20-Election Day November 8. PLUS a special pop-up Kids Voting at East Regional Library Saturday October 22!

Whether you are 8 or 80, making a Voting Plan increases the likelihood that you will cast your ballot and have your voice counted. Let KVD help you with these handy adult (18+) and youth (under 18) Voting Planners for the 2022 Midterm Election.

Lead a Kids Voting precinct on Election Day and help young people vote on the same candidates and issues as results. Volunteers of all ages can take part, and it is a fun, rewarding way to earn service hours or do team buildling!

Why should youth under 18 be involved in elections? Listen to the answers from 2022 Candidates & Kids Voting Durham youth leaders and then add your own thoughts!

Kids can vote too! Durham County Main and North Regional Libraries are offering Kids Voting elections for School Board in their children’s section from April 28-Election Day May 17.

Come explore the new KidsVotingDurham.org and help us make it great!

Check out this resource on 5 ways to make a difference in local elections, even when you aren’t eligible to vote.