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Big things are happening in 2024, like deciding who our next President of the United States will be. Register to vote now and make your voice count! Learn more at bit.ly/4cYihpV #staycounted

GO VOTE! Title says it all! Get up and go vote. If you are not registered, see the show notes for links to where you can register to vote! GO!

??? Your Vote, Your Voice, Your Future ??? As we approach election season, I’m reminded of the incredible power each of us holds in shaping the future of our communities, our nation, and our world. Voting is more than a civic duty—it’s a privilege that many have fought hard to secure. It’s an opportunity to make our voices heard on the issues that matter most to us: education, healthcare, economic justice, climate action, and more. ?? Why Your Vote Matters: ? Representation: Our leaders make decisions that affect every aspect of our lives. Voting helps ensure that the people who represent us truly reflect our values and priorities. ? Change: History shows that major social and political changes—civil rights, women’s rights, environmental protections—were driven by individuals who exercised their right to vote. ? Accountability: Voting holds elected officials accountable. It’s a reminder that they work for us, and they must address the needs and concerns of their constituents. Let’s be engaged and informed citizens. Take the time to research candidates and issues, show up at the polls (or vote early/absentee), and encourage others to do the same. Remember, democracy works best when everyone participates. Your vote is your voice—use it to build the future you want to see. #Vote2024 #YourVoiceMatters #DemocracyInAction #MakeADifference

This is my guide for students who are registered to vote in their home counties!! You can only be registered to vote in one county. Changing your registration to Lubbock will cancel your other registration. If you'll be in Lubbock for the November election, I HIGHLY recommend moving your registration.?You have until Oct 07 to register to vote to be eligible for November. You can request a ballot by mail be sent from your home county if you will be away during the entire period of early voting and election day. The instructions for this are here:?https://lnkd.in/ghFC8Gyp Some students have reported receiving their mail ballot AFTER the election, so use caution here. (My home county didn't send an I Voted sticker when I voted by mail, which was a bummer) If you don't want to do either of these, you can vote a common ballot in-person at the Lubbock Elections Office during early voting. Basically, the elections office contacts your home county and they print you a ballot with only the races that Lubbock has in common with your home county. You'd be able to vote in statewide races like President and Senator, but not US representative, state representative, or more local races like sheriff, school board etc. This will update your registration to Lubbock for future elections. Early voting will run from Monday, October 21 through Friday, November 1, 2024. If you choose to vote a common ballot, you HAVE to do so at the elections office: 1308 Crickets Ave, Lubbock, TX 79401 As a last ditch effort, if none of these work for you (and you can't/don't want to drive home on election day) you can vote in person at any election site. Lubbock will have 35+, so lots of options. You will vote provisionally, which involves some extra paperwork but most notably, your ballot is not officially cast until it goes in front of a non-partisan ballot board, who decides if your ballot will count. They will mail you with their decision within 30 days of the election, and update your registration to Lubbock county. TL;DR: You have plenty of time to move your registration to Lubbock county, which is the easiest way to vote in November.

Remember to #GoVote by March 5th! This article will help you know where you can drop off your ballot or vote in person - https://lnkd.in/ge_zhn_z

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Gen Z is motivated to vote by the issues they care about most. What issues are most important to YOU heading into the ballot box this year? Comment below ???? Ready to make your voice heard? Make sure you are registered to vote NOW at https://lnkd.in/grNrmVeE!

Save the date: join me and Leader Cyndi Munson to talk to voters in HD 100! We CAN win this race but we need your help getting the word out. See you then! ??Register at our link in the comment section below ????