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Action Alert
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Voting Absentee While Abroad
| StephanieThe first time I voted it was by absentee ballot. It was 2004 and I was studying abroad. In between semesters, when I’d been back home in the States, I’d watched the debates between presidential candidates, and I was excited to finally be able to participate in our democratic process by voting in the presidential primaries. I knew my candidate wouldn’t become the nominee, but it was exciting to know that my vote was being recorded and counted.
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Press Release
Arming Voters with Information Best Defense Against Confusion
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News Clips
How to Make Sure That You Get to Vote
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Tomorrow's the Day! What's Your Election Day Plan?
| Elisabeth MacNamaraIn less than 24 hours, polling places across the country will be opening their doors and welcoming voters to cast their ballot for president and many other state and local officials.
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Press Release
REPORTS: VOTERS SEEK RELIABLE POLLING PLACE, VOTER ID, CANDIDATE INORMATION MOST
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Many Roads to Democracy
| NancyIn recent days, I have been fortunate to witness first-hand how the League of Women Voters is contributing to democracy around the world. First, is watching the many, many League volunteers around the country work tirelessly to get voters the help and information they need for the November 6 election. League members everywhere have been registering voters, holding candidate forums, issuing vote
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[WI] State GAB predicts high voter turnout for election
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Voter information website up and running
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Early Voting Improves the Experience
| bgardnerI exercised my right to vote early today. I’d like to think I’m an experienced voter, my first vote was during the Vietnam War. Today was by far and away the best voting experience I’ve ever had. The poll workers in Alexandria, VA were efficient, organized and pleasant. There were no lines and they made sure that everyone knew what was on the ballot before they went in to vote.
Kudos to you Alexandria poll workers! Great Job!
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Consider candidates’ positions, connect and elect

