Campus voter data and the ALL IN challenge

The live page opens with a thank-you and calls the outcome a victory. It says Five Stones helped expose a data pipeline used for campus get-out-the-vote work, focused on student records and FERPA. It says that work preceded a federal intervention by Secretary of Education Linda McMahon, that the National Student Clearinghouse withdrew from the National Study of Learning, Voting, and Engagement (NSLVE), and that the data engine behind the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge was frozen. It says the change affected metrics used on more than 1,000 campuses.

Summary on the public page

The page says government resources are being spent on student-targeted voter-registration drives and get-out-the-vote campaigns. It says the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge engaged about 1,000 state universities and technical colleges in student-only drives tied to the Civic Nation program. It says Students Learn Students Vote coalition partners work with those schools, that schools share student information with the National Student Clearinghouse and NSLVE, and that schools receive reports of student registration and voting rates and use them to track goals.

The heading on the page names Illinois and Wisconsin and April 1, 2025 elections. The live projects list marks the matter closed.

A related filing notice is on the March 20, 2025 Department of Education notice.

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