If we ever needed to use our voice and our vote, we sure do need to now! Did you know, for instance: in North Carolina: 1.1 million poor and low-income people didn’t vote in 2020.

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To stop Trump, we need to vote in person, even if it means crawling through broken glass Trump is planning to declare victory on election night before mail-in votes are counted. He must be denied ...

We Need You 2020 - Women Get Out The Vote! - "We Need You" Courtesy Photo. Paul-Anthony Surdi and his band We Adore You released their debut EP on March 26 — only to be met by a lockdown and ...

A vote is what we need. A vote.” Getting the 60 votes needed to break the filibuster on the bill remains a difficult feat, despite optimism from one of the bill’s sponsors.

One of the reasons that you need to vote early if you're able to, whether it's in person or even by absentee, is that we know that you have voted, and now we don't have to spend money chasing you ...

That only happens when people exercise their right to vote and make our leaders listen to what we want and need. To the people who are disillusioned with their government and with voting, there is but ...

Put simply, you’re voting for a representative (elector) who will vote for the candidate you want to win. WHAT WE FOUND: A recent Supreme Court ruling summary explains the idea well.

If you are already in line at 7 p.m., you can still vote. “The early morning vote will be heavy, but afternoon it’ll be a lot lighter, and people can literally walk into the polls,” Stream said.

You are required to show your I.D. and pick what party you will be voting in. There will be 87 different polling locations open on March 5, from 7:30 a.m. until 7:30 p.m. For information on how to ...

If we ever needed to use our voice and our vote, we sure do need to now! Did you know, for instance: in North Carolina: 1.1 million poor and low-income people didn’t vote in 2020.