There are only 79 days left til midterms.
Registration deadlines in some states are approaching. It's essential that if you've recently moved that you register at your new address AND UPDATE your ID.
ALL VOTERS should verify & update their registrations before the deadline.
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Registration deadlines in some states are approaching. It's essential that if you've recently moved that you register at your new address AND UPDATE your ID.
ALL VOTERS should verify & update their registrations before the deadline.
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Please remind your friends, family, and co-workers who are sympathetic to the resistance that they must verify their registration.
Remember that #SCOTUS this year ruled in favor of States conducting voter purges.
Your government is actively seeking to take away your vote.
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Remember that #SCOTUS this year ruled in favor of States conducting voter purges.
Your government is actively seeking to take away your vote.
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It is essential that every voter have and maintain a legal state or federal identification. Bring it with you every time you vote. And make sure all the information on your ID matches that on your registration.
We must not give them any cause to not allow us to vote.
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We must not give them any cause to not allow us to vote.
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If you know of voters or communities for whom obtaining a legal identification represents too great a financial burden please contact your local League of Women Voters and inform your social media community.
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Register to vote, or confirm / update your registration here:
(Please read and follow all online instructions closely. States have differing verification requirements.)
usa.gov/register-to-vo…
(Please read and follow all online instructions closely. States have differing verification requirements.)
usa.gov/register-to-vo…
Finally, things you can do now to ensure the greatest level of participation in your state:
1. Educate yourself about the various voting methods available in your state, including begin and end dates (early voting, for example).
1. Educate yourself about the various voting methods available in your state, including begin and end dates (early voting, for example).
Create an accessible, easy to understand document that you text or email to friends and family. If possible print copies to distribute to those with lack of access to technology or the internet.
