Democrats Using Under-the-Radar Strategy to Churn Out Votes

A voter casts her ballot in the Democrat presidential primary election at a polling place on Super Tuesday in Herndon, Va., on March 3, 2020. Samuel Corum/Getty Images

Democrats are using a little-known election strategy—and taxpayer dollars—to turn out likely Democrat votes this November.

The strategy hinges on a key demographic with which Democrats have traditionally performed well: young, college-aged voters.