Voter mobilization refers to the efforts made to encourage and facilitate individuals to participate in elections. This process often involves educating potential voters about the importance of their vote, providing information on how to register, and helping them understand the voting process. Organizations, political parties, and community groups frequently engage in these activities to increase voter turnout. Effective voter mobilization strategies can include door-to-door canvassing, phone banking, and social media campaigns. These initiatives aim to reach diverse populations, ensuring that underrepresented groups, such as young voters and minority communities, have the resources and motivation to cast their ballots on election day.