The Next Big Idea: iCitizen
iCitizen is a cutting-edge smartphone app that makes it easier to participate in democracy. You’ll be seeing a lot of iCitzen at HeadCount booths and tables this year.
Two Tiers No More: All Voters Must Prove Citizenship in AZ and KS
Two-tiered voting is out. But proof of citizenship for registration is in.
HeadCount at Ten: 2005 Katrina Benefit
In 2005, Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans, and HeadCount found a new way to help organize the music community.
We’ve Got Jane’s Back
At 12:30 AM on Thursday, tragedy struck at South by Southwest in Austin, TX. HeadCount’s Jane Henderson was among the seriously injured. Now, the HeadCount community is raising money to help her recover.
Early Voting Takes a Hit in Two States
Necessary housekeeping or political power grab? Early voting facing limits in Ohio and Wisconsin.
Jeff Simonds: The Pitch
What if we chose the vice president like we choose America’s Next Top Model? Jeff Simonds makes the pitch — in comic form.
Movers, Shakers, Music Lovers: Steve Liesman, CNBC
In our blog series Movers, Shakers, Music Lovers, wemeet Steve Liesman, CNBC’s senior economics reporter, and talk about how the music of the Grateful Dead shaped his life.
Jeff Simonds: I Have A Gun
Jeff Simonds — a gun owner — takes on gun control and who should make it past background checks.
Love and HeadCount
Sometimes, volunteering with HeadCount can lead to true love — of more than just music and democracy.
HeadCount at Ten: How It All Started
On February 13th, 2004, HeadCount officially launched at a small concert in Denver, CO. Ten years later, we’ve registered 300,000 voters and championed dozens of ways for the music community to make its voice heard.