In a state with some of the nation’s strictest rules, in an election year when democracy itself is widely seen as being at stake, many Cleveland activists are boosting previous years’ efforts to register, turn out and educate voters.

Cleveland registers voters at nearly the rate of the rest of Cuyahoga. In the last presidential year, 2020, 86.2 percent of adult citizens in Cleveland were registered versus 88.1 in Cuyahoga overall, according to researcher Mark Salling of Cleveland State University.

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