The Biden administration on Tuesday announced plans to use federal agencies in a campaign to boost voter registration.

voter registration efforts; announced A roundtable discussion led by Vice President Kamala Harris also included recommendations for the installation of signage promoting Vote.gov at more than 1,000 Social Security Administration (SSA) offices and national parks, and for the Department of Health and Human Services to increase the number of people signing up for health insurance. Includes sending voter registration information via email. An exchange established under the Affordable Care Act. The Biden administration also announced it has held more than 100 events to train jurisdictions on how to protect election workers. (Related: Kamala Harris says college students will 'be paid' with taxpayer funds to register to vote in 2024)

The voter registration drive comes as President Joe Biden faces a difficult re-election campaign, with former President Donald Trump currently leading Biden by 2.1 percentage points, according to RealClearPolitics. average Results of public opinion polls regarding direct competition in the general election.Trump leads on average To increase Including Green Party candidate Jill Stein and independent candidates Cornel West and Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the total is 3 points.

Mr. Trump also leads Mr. Biden in key battleground states, with a 4.7 percentage point lead in the state. arizona8.4 points lead nevada1.2 point edge wisconsin5.1 point lead michigan 6.8 point lead georgia, according to the RealClearPolling average.Biden maintains a 0.6 point lead average RealClearPolling reports that Pennsylvania poll percentages are as follows:

The Biden administration is also encouraging voting rights groups to register to vote on three dates: the federal holiday of Juneteenth, the anniversary of the passage of the Voting Rights Act on August 6th, and National Voter Registration Day on September 1st. I plan to request that they do so. 24. The Biden administration also said it is providing voter registration information in more than a dozen languages, including Chinese, Arabic and Navajo. report.

Democrats are pushing Republicans to pass legislation to strengthen the Voting Rights Act after a court ruling narrows its application, but Republicans are resisting such efforts.

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