EDMC Government Relations Home

There is no shortage of initiatives in Washington, D.C. and in our state capitals that directly affect EDMC, our students, faculty, and employees.  In particular, Congress, the U.S. Department of Education, and state legislatures are considering significant policy changes that will impact higher education access for students across the country, including the 136,000 enrolled in EDMC-operated schools.

These pages are designed to provide the information and tools you need to make it to the polls and cast an informed vote on the issues most important to you, whether you are a student, a parent, an employer, or another stakeholder in our nation’s higher education future.  We've included voter registration and absentee ballot information and forms for every state in the union and the District of Columbia.  We've included tools to locate and contact your elected officials.  And, as candidates file for office and votes that matter are cast, we'll present candidate guides, voting records, and updates on the top issues most important to EDMC and our students. 

Throughout these pages, we present information to assist you in casting your vote and becoming more involved in the electoral process.  But we don't - and won't - tell you how to vote.  That decision is up to you.