Ball State University student leader Hunter Case has been nominated to the 2026 ALL IN Student Voting Honor Roll, a national recognition highlighting college students who demonstrate exceptional leadership in advancing nonpartisan democratic engagement.
The ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge recognizes students who lead efforts to increase voter registration, education, and participation on college campuses across the country.
Hunter, a political science major and Chief Administrator for the Student Government Association (SGA), has played a central role in strengthening civic engagement at Ball State. He has helped organize voter registration initiatives, coordinate student involvement, and build partnerships across campus to support participation in local and national elections.
His leadership contributed to broader campus efforts aligned with recent Faculty Council resolutions supporting student participation in election cycles, reinforcing Ball State’s commitment to preparing informed and engaged citizens.
“Hunter represents the very best of Ball State’s commitment to civic engagement,” said David Roof, Director of the Center for Economic and Civic Learning. “His leadership reflects the power of students to shape a culture of participation in meaningful and nonpartisan ways.”
Ball State continues to be recognized nationally for its work in civic engagement through initiatives such as Cardinals Vote! and sustained partnerships that support student voting and democratic participation.
The official announcement of the 2026 ALL IN Student Voting Honor Roll is made on April 8, 2026.