- Only 537 votes determined the outcome of the 2000 presidential election.
- Only 32% of voters between the ages of 18 and 24 voted in the 2000 elections.
- The founders of the United States fought for the right to vote as an essential part of the American democracy. Much later, African Americans and women won the right to vote after long struggles.
- Members of Congress and the president shape health care and education policy, which will affect the future of the professions.
- By voting, you set a good example to children, friends, family, and colleagues.
- If you don't vote, it's hard to complain with a clear conscience.
- Like muscles, rights that aren't exercised go flabby.
- It's free and easy. Vote by mail or at your local polling place.
- Do you really want someone who doesn't care about your issues and values making decisions for you?
- You vote for the future your children will inherit.
To learn how to become informed and involved, go to our GOTV page.
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