Voting Rights
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Democracy as an institution is being challenged for the first time in United States history. January 6th, 2021 was a warning about how much is at stake. This election will determine if America will stay a Democracy or become an Autocracy.
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Answer: You can check your voter registration status online through your state’s election office or websites like Vote.org. It’s important to verify your registration well before Election Day to ensure you are eligible to vote.
Democratic Party: Kamala Harris for President - Tim Walz for Vice President
Republican Party: Donald J. Trump for President - JD Vance for Vice President
Answer: Your polling place is typically located in a local public building such as a school, community center, or government office. You can find your polling place by checking your voter registration card or using online tools provided by your state’s election office.
Answer: If you experience or witness voter intimidation, you should report it immediately. You can contact the Election Protection Hotline at 1-866-OUR-VOTE, or notify a poll worker or your local election office.
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