Well-Known Artists Supporting Local Campaigns in Their Hometowns
Turning star power into local political power.
The Hometown Project connects well-known artists (aka “Hometown Energizers”) with local candidates in the communities they call home. Through compelling video content, they help campaigns reach more voters, increase turnout, and win local elections.
how the hometown project works:
We Connect influential voices with local campaigns where they can make a real difference.
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Find the Right Partners
We partner with state based organizations to support progressive causes and campaigns in local communities.
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Bring in Hometown Voices
We recruit influential actors, athletes & musicians (who we call Energizers!) and facilitate their engagement in local campaigns in their hometowns.
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Connect Artists With Candidates
We introduce Energizers to local progressive causes and candidates running for office in their hometowns.
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Create Content That Moves Voters
We produce and distribute creative content targeted within local districts to inspire, motivate and educate the electorate.
Learn about
our creative strategy→
Check out our Hometown Leaders, Advisory Board Members, Partners and Candidates as we talk about our creative strategy, efficacy & all things Hometown!
THE LATEST
Rethinking Voter Registration:
A DATA-DRIVEN ROADMAP TO SAVE DEMOCRACY
The Hometown Project and HeadCount are thrilled to release our Voter Registration Opportunity Report: “Rethinking Voter Registration A DATA-DRIVEN ROADMAP TO SAVE DEMOCRACY”
Together we commissioned this research and data analysis to provide a clearer road map for voter registration efforts by identifying where need is greatest, where barriers are highest, and where targeted investment could have the strongest impact. We invite you to check out the full report —there are opportunities for all of us, from large organizations to individuals and across the country.
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Our Impact in 2025: a sample of our programs
“I was part of this amazing thing called The Hometown Project— it encourages people who have a little bit of notoriety to go back to their hometowns and get people excited about local elections and voting. It’s a really positive way to do something.”