Billie Eilish encourages fans to vote in midterms

HARLINGEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) — With approximately fifty percent of 18 to 24-12 months-olds not registered to vote, Billie Eilish partnered with HeadCount to really encourage U.S. supporters to vote in the midterm election.

The collaboration is a portion of HeadCount’s “Good To Vote” initiative, which will award a VIP encounter such as travel to Eilish’s upcoming shows in Australia and New Zealand.

These exhibits are aspect of Eilish’s “Happier Than Ever, The Environment Tour.”

“I’m working with HeadCount to inspire all people to exhibit up at the polls and use their voice for the duration of these midterm elections,” Eilish said. “With what is heading on in our place, we have to have to get out to the polls and vote for what we feel in. Not demonstrating up is not an solution.” 

With eight million 18 to 19-calendar year-olds eligible to vote for the initially time this calendar year, and practically 50 percent of 18 to 24-year-olds not at present registered to vote, Gen Z represents a important demographic that could greatly have an impact on regulations and procedures across the place, a information launch states.

Supporters can check their registration status, sign up to vote, and enter the contest by viewing HeadCount.org/Billie or by texting “BILLIE” to 57568.

One fortunate winner and a close friend will be randomly-chosen to see Eilish accomplish in each Australia and New Zealand on Sept. 10 and 13.

The experience contains live performance tickets, airfare and hotel, alongside with a bundle of products signed by Billie herself.