Rina Sawayama, Soccer Mommy and More to Offer Concert Tickets for iVoted Early Sweepstakes
, Surf Curse, Travis and more. The partnership aims to increase voter turnout for the 2022 midterm elections.
“AEG Presents has always defined taste and led from the forefront with cutting edge artists, talent and shows. Their election night concerts are no exception,” said Emily White, #iVoted founder and CEO, in a press release. “We’re ecstatic to partner and drive fans to the polls this election season just as early and absentee voting gets underway.
Adds AEG Presents’ executive VP/COO/General Counsel Shawn Trell, “Our business is built upon creating a sense of community. Using the strength of our platform to drive voter turnout and engagement is a natural fit for us.”#iVoted website
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