College athletes and pro teams encourage voting ahead of Election Day

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 3, 2026, 4:05 AM

Last updated Nov 3, 2026

College athletes and pro teams encourage voting ahead of Election Day
Summary

On the eve of Election Day, college athletes and professional teams are promoting voter participation. The NBA has canceled games for Tuesday, urging fans to vote instead. Initiatives like the NBA’s "Get in the Game. Vote" and "All Vote No Play" aim to mobilize athletes and fans alike. Various leagues, including the NFL, are also involved in nonpartisan voter education efforts. In addition to promoting civic engagement, Stanford University has made Election Day a university-wide academic holiday and organized events aimed at encouraging students to vote.

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  • •NBA cancels Tuesday games to promote voting among fans
  • •College athletes organize events through 'All Vote No Play'
  • •Stanford declares Election Day an academic holiday
  • •Various leagues collaborate for nonpartisan voter education
  • •NBA players participate in voter encouragement campaigns
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College athletes and pro players and leagues are urging their fans to vote on Election Day. Many leagues and teams have voting guides on their sites.

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