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Today — Tuesday, August 2 — is an #ElectionDay in Arizona, Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, Ohio and Washington! Visit weall.vote/pollingplace to look up your polling location. Questions? Call @866OURVOTE. 1/6🧵
Today — Tuesday, August 2 — is an #ElectionDay in Arizona, Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, Ohio and Washington! Visit weall.vote/pollingplace to look up your polling location. Questions? Call @866OURVOTE. 2/6🧵
Today — Tuesday, August 2 — is an #ElectionDay in Arizona, Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, Ohio and Washington! Visit weall.vote/pollingplace to look up your polling location. Questions? Call @866OURVOTE. 3/6🧵
Today — Tuesday, August 2 — is an #ElectionDay in Arizona, Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, Ohio and Washington! Visit weall.vote/pollingplace to look up your polling location. Questions? Call @866OURVOTE. 4/6🧵
Today — Tuesday, August 2 — is an #ElectionDay in Arizona, Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, Ohio and Washington! Visit weall.vote/pollingplace to look up your polling location. Questions? Call @866OURVOTE. 5/6🧵
Today — Tuesday, August 2 — is an #ElectionDay in Arizona, Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, Ohio and Washington! Visit weall.vote/pollingplace to look up your polling location. Questions? Call @866OURVOTE. 6/6🧵

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