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Congratulations to the recipients of the 2012 National Student Mock Election Awards. Read more about these outstanding projects.

Winners:

Chapel Hill Middle School Mock Election, Tyler, Texas

East Elementary, Greenville Area School District, Greenville, Pennsylvania

Fort Bend ISD, Sugar Land, Texas

Kwajalein Junior/Senior High School, U.S. Armed Forces Pacific, Marshall Islands

Oregon Student Mock Election

Honorable Mentions:

Holbrook Public Schools, Holbrook, Massachusetts

Jefferson Middle School, Champaign, Illinois

Puerto Rico Mock Election

Discover new projects, resources, and more to explore the issues with your students.

Results: Electoral College

Barack Obama = 460; Mitt Romney = 78

What do students think about the issues?

Find out in our infographic!

Polls: Students Vote

Activity or Resource Finding solutions starts by asking questions, gathering opinions and sharing feedback. My Election Polls asks students to sound off about different national, social and community issues. Join students across the nation and tell us what you think today!

2012: A year of celebrating democracy

The My Voice™ National Student Mock Election, the nation’s largest student-driven civics project, invited students to explore democracy and take part in the 2012 election. Since 1980, students have learned what it means to be informed voters, casting votes for Presidential, U.S. Congressional and gubernatorial candidates. What’s more, students continue to demonstrate the value of civic engagement – from organizing their own debates and campaign activities to holding student rallies.