A left-wing “voter guide” group is contacting professors, attempting to place biased content in universities. The group claims its content is “nonpartisan.”
“We have made it simple to incorporate our guides and resources into your existing curriculum,” wrote Claire Adams, campus and youth programs director for Guides.Vote, in an email to a professor, obtained by The Federalist. “We hope you’ll check out our guides and use our resources to help your students vote.”
Adams apparently emailed college professors on Sept. 12, pitching content from Guides.Vote for use in the classroom. Youth Service America is the “fiscal host for the Guides.Vote initiative,” YSA Vice President of Partnerships Michael Minks told The Federalist. According to InfluenceWatch, YSA is a left-wing group that mobilizes youth to “influence elections.”
“With Higher Education in mind, our FREE resources have been created to be easily embedded in Canvas, or any other LMS [Learning Management System],” Adams wrote. “We would love to support you, your students, and your campus voter engagement efforts.”
She advertised “printable guides” and an “interactive quiz where students can guess where the presidential candidates really stand.”
While the group claims its voter resources are “nonpartisan,” the guides indicate a clear bias in favor of left-wing candidates.
Promoting Democrat Candidates
Guides.Vote offers a guide contrasting former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris for November’s election.
One issue is “How to ensure effectiveness and fairness in law enforcement?”
The group said Trump thinks “police are ‘under siege.’ Cut back active federal oversight of
