Turn Up Turnout
This is what the acronym "TUT" stands for.
What is Turn Up Turnout?
This constitutional amendment used the word "voting" for the first time in the familiar sense.
What is the 14th Amendment?
This is Election Day.
What is Tuesday, November 3?
Alongside pins, ribbons, and banners, these night-illuminating items were a common piece of 19th-century election paraphernalia no longer used today.
What are torches?
There are this many voting hubs on the U-M campus.
What is two?
The three branches of TUT.
What are Voter Registration, Voter Turnout, and Voter Education?
This president ushered in an era of populist politics, expanding the right to vote to essentially all white men.
Who is Andrew Jackson?
This is how many times you can vote in an election.
What is one?
Rather than having voters gather at a central location, election officials historically used these animals to transport ballot boxes directly to citizens.
What are horses or mules?
This is when the UMMA and DUDE Voting Hubs open.
When is October 21st?
Where you can find TUT tabling each Wednesday.
What is the first floor of the Shapiro Undergraduate Library?
Clear ballot boxes were originally invented to prevent this specific form of election fraud.
What is ballot-box stuffing?
This many states offer early in-person voting.
What is 47?
Historically, campaigns frequently used this incentive to entice voters to turn out on Election Day.
What is freely flowing alcohol?
There are this many days of early voting in Michigan.
What is minimum 9, with 12 extra days at UMMA and the DUDE
Name a TUT initiative.
What is (one of the following)
- Walk 2 the Polls
- Maize & Blue Civics
- Dinners for Democracy
- Classroom Presentations
- Tabling
These two major political parties emerged to replace the Federalists and the Democratic-Republicans.
What are the Whig Party and the Democratic Party?
These states use a nonpartisan primary system ("top-two").
What are California, Nebraska, and Washington?
The constitutional amendment granting women's suffrage was passed in this year.
What is 1919?
In this many states, you can provide a student ID as a valid ID for voting.
What is 37?
Location and time of TUT meetings.
What is the Ginsberg Center, Wednesdays from 6-7 pm?
The U.S. Constitution originally provided no guidance on these two key aspects regarding state lawmakers.
What are how state legislators should be chosen and how they cast their votes?
This many states use elections to select state supreme court judges.
What is 38?
During the Civil War, votes from soldiers were collected in the field using these items before being returned to their home districts for counting.
What are poll books?
The year that Michigan voters passed 9 Days of Early Voting.
What is 2022?