Which is NOT a step involved in voter registration and get-out-the-vote drives?

The process of running voter registration and get-out-the-vote drives primarily focuses on mobilizing and enabling voters to participate in elections. Steps involved in these initiatives include understanding the relevant laws that govern voter registration, conducting registration drives to facilitate citizens signing up to vote, and spreading public information regarding the candidates and the issues at stake.

Evaluating candidates after the election falls outside the realm of the immediate objectives of voter registration and turnout efforts. Once an election has concluded, the focus typically shifts to understanding election outcomes and their implications, rather than on strategies to increase participation prior to voting. Such evaluation is more aligned with post-election analysis or civic engagement rather than the preparatory actions that precede voting. This highlights why assessing candidates post-election does not directly contribute to the mechanics of getting people registered and mobilized to vote.