Be an Informed and Active Voter in 2024

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Action 1:  Get Informed and Share with Others

November 5th Is Rapidly Approaching

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Action 2:  Get Involved and Influence Others

Learn About State Initiatives

• Assess candidates’ positions on critical issues, including election integrity and financial responsibility.

Find Ways to Increase Voter Registration

• If your state has online registration, help citizens register using it
  • If not, use the online tool at “True the Vote” to register or update a prior registration.
  • Registrations can be checked through your Board of Elections.
• Plan a “family and friends” gathering and organize an activity to review registrations.
• If you have older teens, ask them to get their friends registered.
• Wear candidate gear, and when people ask you about the candidate, ask if they are registered.
• Work with your Ward Chair and Precinct Executive (PE) to register new homeowners or renters.

Help Candidates Get Their Messages Out to Voters

• Join the mobilization efforts of President Trump to elect candidates.
  • Get involved with his new initiative “Trump Force 47.”
  • A site about encouraging early voting is “Swamp the Vote USA.”
• Plan meetings with neighbors.
  • Consider SIGN WAVES, distributing candidate literature, informal coffee meetings with candidates
  • Fly your US flag and encourage others to do so.
  • Start a Prayer Group.

Participate in Securing Free and Fair Elections

• Volunteer at your Board of Elections as a poll worker or observer. Also, check for paid positions.
• Contact House Representatives and Senators and request investigations of election integrity irregularities.

Discuss the Election and Potential Outcomes with Younger Generations

• Engage high school and college students who are interested in shaping their future.
  • Recommend contacting “Turning Point USA.”
• Ask your children and grandchildren what they are hearing at school about candidates and elections.
  • Have discussions if their information seems incorrect.

Empower Your Future by Electing Candidates Who Have Your Values