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Congratulations to my former colleagues at The Center for Election Science on the launch of their new #website! That project took an amazing amount of work, and I think it looks great. Big kudos to Nina Taylor and the whole team for getting it done. I also want to draw attention to the new Research Hub, and the first edition of the America (Mis)Represented Report, which I co-authored with Whitney Hua, Ph.D. and José J. Alcocer, MPP. The report takes an in-depth look at how choose-one voting in our primaries is distorting our elections. It's the first time that vote-splitting has been aggregated and analyzed. The full report can be found here: https://lnkd.in/eKaDeuW2

Election Day is quickly approaching, and it's crucial to be ready to vote! Here are some important steps to ensure you’re prepared to make your voice heard: ? **Check Your Registration** This may seem obvious, but make sure you're registered to vote! Verify your status and update any changes to your name or address. ? **Know Your Voting Options** Familiarize yourself with your options—early voting, mail-in voting, or voting in person on Election Day. Decide which method works best for you! If voting in person, check your polling location and hours. If voting by mail, request your ballot early. ? **Research Candidates and Issues** Take the time to learn about the candidates and ballot measures. Being informed helps you make the right choices that align with your values. ? *Gather Required Documents* Some states may require identification to vote. Check your state's guidelines to see what you'll need and have it ready! ? Educate Others: Share this info with friends and family! Encourage them to prepare and participate in the election so they don't miss out. Your voice matters! Let’s make sure we’re all set to cast our votes this November! ?? #VotingMatters #VotingRights #Election #2024Election #YourVoiceMatters #VoteVoteVote

TALKING VOTING TUESDAYS Early voting for March primaries has started in many states! ?Check your registration ?Know the rules for early voting and election day voting ?Know your rights (Election Protection Hotline: 1-866-OUR-VOTE / 1-866-687-8683 ?????? ???????? ???? ???????? ?????????? ?????? ?? ?????????????? ???? ?????????? ???? ???????? ?????????????????????? ???? ??????????????????????, ???????????????? ????????????????????????, ??????/???????? ???? ????????? ???????? ?????? ???????? ??????-???????????????? ??????????????????: The League of Women Voters (lwv.org) When We All vote (whenweallvote.org) U.S. Vote Foundation (usvotefoundation.org) Ballotpedia (ballotpedia.org) US Government Voting Information (vote.gov)

With my team at Neurodiverse Connection I’ve produced an accessible guide all about the General Election 2024???? Voting information is notoriously confusing and for many neurodivergent folk inaccessible - so we’re trying to fill the gap. If you or people you work with are confused about: ? registering to vote ? postal or proxy voting ? Voter ID or maybe have questions you’re wanting to ask someone… hopefully this is the guide for you! There is a PDF version with graphics, or you can access it section by section on the website. Link in the comments! ?? Image description: on a pink background, a screenshot of the NdC website with an article titled “General Election 2024: A Simplified Guide to Voting” with a graphic of a ballot box. There are green and yellow icons overlayed and blue text at the top reading “confused about the general election?” #GiveAnX #GE2024 #GeneralElection #RegisterToVote

Election Day is just one month away! ??? Are you ready? Now’s the time to make sure you have everything in place to cast your vote. It’s crucial to be informed, prepared, and confident as you exercise your right. ?? Have a plan: Decide whether you'll vote by mail, early in-person, or on Election Day. ?? Know the deadlines: Ensure you’re registered and up-to-date on voting dates in New York and New Jersey. ?? Be informed: Get familiar with the candidates, issues, and your polling location. Check out these PDFs from?The Power of the Affiliates?for your guide to all the essential details on how to vote in New York and New Jersey, and get ready to make your voice heard! #ReadyToVote?#YourVoteMatters?#Election2024

Just a lil voting encouragement if you've got a primary today! Voting—and not just in the general election—makes a difference. But only if you show up. #Vote in your city, county, state, primaries and generals. Don't just focus on the presidency; pay attention to how your local and smaller elections affect your community! Get involved. Use your voice. And know your voting rights! ?????? Fun fact: I've been speaking, teaching and #training for over 30 years! Catch my posts about building visibility, credibility and influence through engaging and authentic #presentations by tapping the bell ?? in my profile or by following #SpeakingUpForChange and #ThisIsWhatProfessionalLooksLike. Look for my #LinkedInLearning course, "Micro-Presentations: Saying More in Less Time!" ????

Did you know that September 17 is National Voter Registration Day? Are you registered to vote? Are you sure? Voting is vitally important and the more people who are participating in our amazing and sometimes frustrating democracy, the better. We may not have the perfect system here in the US, but I still think it is the best one going. It is only 49 election day! If you want to change, change and Vogt. If you need to register or want to check if you were registered to vote, go to https://vote.gov/ and you’ll find everything that you need there. I’m registered and I’ll be absentee voting as I’ll be out of town on November 5th. As far as the picture goes, remember these things? When I think of voting images, I think of this picture I took back in 2020 so I thought I’d include an updated version of it here today. Now, get out there and register to vote and tell your friends to do the same! #vote #voterregistration #getoutthevote #vote2024 #election #electionday #registertovote #absenteevote #absenteevoting #earlyvoting #election2024

On February 8, 2024, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) heard oral arguments in Trump v. Anderson, a critical case for the upcoming presidential election and for states’ rights. The Supreme Court's decision will have massive implications for this year's presidential elections. To learn more about the heart of this case, the 14th Amendment, and link to the Oral Arguments, visit The Policy Circle's latest blog post and find resources to help you dig deeper into this issue: https://bit.ly/49zi0s6

Last call: coming up the Wednesday after Labor Day! We've got a great program and just a few more spots available. Have a great weekend everybody! Date: Wednesday, September 4, 2024 Time: 8:30 - 11:30 A.M. Hosted by:?Westminster Location: Barge Commons, 1424 W. Paces Ferry Rd. NW, Atlanta, GA 30327 Cost: FREE We hope to explore how we can: 1. use current events to deepen students’ knowledge of civics 2. help students move beyond cynicism to engagement 3. teach students to be discerning consumers of information 4. teach students to watch debates and get something out of them 5. help students understand the impacts of elections? 6. help students and parents navigate the political-cultural college landscape 7. determine if, when, and how to issue school-wide communications

#DYK Boston University?Center for Professional Education is hosting "The 2024 Presidential Election: The Nomination Phase" Evergreen Seminar series from Feb 13 to Apr 16, 2024? Led by Boston University College of Arts and Sciences - BU CAS former Dean Virginia Sapiro, discussions will explore basics in how Americans choose their nominees for the presidential election, and focus on framework to understand the special aspects of the 2024 elections, including current events that have taken place around the time of our sessions. Enrollment is required: https://bit.ly/3SKQtyq #professionaldevelopment