We’re one year from the 2024 election - let’s roll!
Missed our members’ event on November 8? Watch political director Janet Singer as she shares our winning strategy for 2024 — and watch videos of satirist Andy Borowitz, youth vote experts John Della Volpe and Ethan Jasny, and saxophonist Zeb Jewell-Alibhai.
Crimson Goes Blue’s Political Director Janet Singer shares our strategy for Democratic victory in 2024 and highlights tested persuasion techniques to win over voters.
The nation’s leading expert on the youth vote, John Della Volpe, Director of Polling at the Harvard Kennedy School Institute of Politics, and Ethan Jasny '25, the student chair of the Harvard Public Opinion Project, present their latest polling data and examine how events ranging from 9/11 to the killing of George Floyd are influencing the attitudes of young Americans.
Learn more about the results of the 2023 Harvard Youth Poll here.
Comedian and activist Andy Borowitz ‘80 skewers the opposition and shares news of his recent foray into local politics.
Award-winning saxophonist Zeb Jewell-Alibhai ‘27 serenades us with a haunting jazz rendition of “America the Beautiful.”
Take Action Now
Help Double our Membership
Member Deb Brodheim shares her inspiring journey to political activism with Crimson Goes Blue.
We aim to double our membership to include 4000 Harvardians by February — so we can have an even greater impact on the 2024 election. There are two ways to help:
Become a member: Sign up
Recruit 3 - 5 new members from among your Harvard friends, labmates, soccer teammates, dorm crew gang, or PBHA cohort, to name a few. To make this easy: Cut, paste, and send this sample email.
Contribute to Crimson Goes Blue
Rondo Moses, a founding member of Crimson Goes Blue, reveals the Class of ‘84 matching grant challenge.
Provide Crimson Goes Blue with the vital operating funds we need to turn our full attention to the 2024 election. The Class of '84 will match your gifts up to $50,000.
We’ll leverage your gift of $100, $500, $1000, $2500 — or whatever you can afford to contribute — by mobilizing thousands of members and raising millions of dollars for close races and grassroots groups in swing states.
Use Your Influence
Another way to help… commit to learning the art of inspiring voters with listening and proven persuasion techniques. Want to learn how? Find out what to say and how to say it with our online guide, How to Inspire Voters.