Being NONPARTISAN means while representing the Coalition and its member organizations we:

Do not -
1. support, oppose or provide aid to any candidate for public office or to any political party.

2. wear campaign buttons or make our personal views about candidates, parties and issues known while we are engaging in nonpartisan registration or get-out-the-vote activities.

Do -
1. provide registration and voting assistance, information and materials to anyone who requests it.

2.  take care to separate our advocacy activities from our registration and get-out-the-vote efforts.

3.  with special care, raise issues in a nonpartisan way to motivate citizens to register and vote as long as we are not identified with the policies or positions of any parties or candidates, including incumbents.
        For example, if you are registering voters in a food stamp line, you might point to the federal governments' responsibility for providing or withholding funds for social services.

In addition -
coalition and member organization leaders should not be personally or publicly identified with any candidate or political party.