The purpose of Count US IN’s Civic Engagement Survey was to capture what issues voters care the most about, as well as barriers, sentiments, and opportunities around voting. The survey was shared at community tabling events, one-on-one in interactions, conferences, pride parades, marches, and Juneteenth celebrations across the state. It was also circulated through Count US IN social media and newsletter platforms to foster wider circulation. Data was collected from March to November 2025. This report is a comparative capture between voters ages 18 to 34 to voters ages 35 and over.
Read the full report and our findings here.
Survey participants ranged from 17 Indiana counties in Indiana, which include: Adams, Allen, Blackford, Delaware, Floyd, Grant, Hancock, Huntington, Johnson, Kosciusko, Lake, Madison, Marion, Miami, Noble, Porter, and Wells Counties
ASL #BlackDisabilityFreedom:
A Guide to Accessible Organizing
Count US IN hosted a virtual workshop for March to End the Madness in Bloomington, Indiana. Our Founder, Jalyn Radziminski, walks through how to make sure advocacy and organizing efforts are accessible to all through an intersectional lens. #BuildBlackIndiana #BlackDisabilityFreedom #BlackDisabilityDreams #BlackDisabledLivesMatter #MarchToEndTheMadness