Michigan residents can vote online to help choose the final designs for the state's official 2024 Presidential Election "I Voted" sticker. Voting will close at 11:59 p.m. Wednesday, July 31. Voters can select their favorite three stickers in each category. Winners will be announced in August and will receive special recognition from Secretary Benson. To vote, visit the form linked at https://lnkd.in/gQejHw_v.
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It's Election Month in California. I've loved being part of the team iterating on our flagship election service, Voter Game Plan, every election since I got to LAist , and this one is no exception! We re-upped our popular race-specific guides that go all the way down ballot and explain not just who the candidates are but what the offices they're running for actually are. But we've done a lot of work this election to support the type of voter who isn't going to spend hours researching their ballot, and might not care about voting in every race. In service of that, you'll notice that we've made the guides much more skimmable, with district "fast facts" and bulleted takes on the candidate's platform highlights. Brianna Lee also experimented with two new types of guides: 1. A series of issue-based guides that cater to a voter that knows what issues they care about and offers that as a jumping off point for making sense of everything they see on their ballot. We also turned these into a zine that will be distributed at public libraries and on community college campuses. 2. A guide that highlights the 4 races that most affect people's daily lives to help people prioritize their research if they know they don't have the time – or don't care enough – to research every race. (Links to both in the comments) Plus, the digital guide is just so much more dynamic than in the past, thanks to Erin Hauer's great work. I love how the redesigned landing page allows people to thumb through the FAQs and lets us have a little more fun with the language we use to describe everything that is on offer. Check it out at laist.com/vote.
LA's Voter Game Plan Primary 2024: Your Guide To The March 5 Ballot
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Today is California’s Primary Election Day! Here are some helpful tips to ensure you are able to cast your ballot: ➡️ Polling locations are open from 7am-8pm today! Check out where you can vote in person: https://lnkd.in/exffWsp ➡️ If you are voting by mail, your ballot must be postmarked by 8pm today. ➡️ If you are dropping off your ballot, it must be dropped off no later than 8pm (when polls close). ➡️ If you are voting for the first time, you must show a valid ID such as a California Driver’s License, a California ID card, a U.S. passport, student ID, employee ID, or a recent utility bill. Here is a list of accepted IDs: https://lnkd.in/gYNJb5kZ ➡️ If you are voting in person, make sure you are in line no later than 8pm. Do not get out of line after 8pm otherwise, you will not be able to vote.
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My newest HCTU article is about the importance of voting on campus, even when you're far from home. Check it out!
Voting on Campus
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As the presidential election cycle ramps up, The New York Times and Chalkbeat want to hear from you. How are your students thinking about this election? How are you planning to teach it? Share your insights. ⬇️
Educators: Take us inside your classroom during the 2024 presidential election
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As the presidential election cycle ramps up, The New York Times and Chalkbeat want to hear from you. How are your students thinking about this election? How are you planning to teach it? Share your insights. ⬇️
Educators: Take us inside your classroom during the 2024 presidential election
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As the presidential election cycle ramps up, The New York Times and Chalkbeat want to hear from you. How are your students thinking about this election? How are you planning to teach it? Share your insights. ⬇️
Educators: Take us inside your classroom during the 2024 presidential election
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Are you a college or graduate school student? Know someone who is? Take 30 seconds to find out the relative value of their vote in their home state or their school state. College students can register in either state. And here is what they say about why it is worth being strategic about the choice: "Your vote counts more in a swing state because it can swing the election. Swing states are states where the election is close and a small number of votes can change the outcome. For example, in 2020, Biden won the state of Georgia by a razor-thin margin of just 11,779 votes — and there are more than 300,000 college students in Georgia!" #collegestudents #classof2025 #classof2026 #classof2027 #classof2028 #2024elections #democratsdeliver https://countmore.us/
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As the presidential election cycle ramps up, we’re asking educators: How are your students thinking about this election? How are you planning to teach it? Share your insights with us and The New York Times. ⬇️
Educators: Take us inside your classroom during the 2024 presidential election
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As the presidential election cycle ramps up, we’re asking educators: How are your students thinking about this election? How are you planning to teach it? Share your insights with us and The New York Times. ⬇️
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Educators: Take us inside your classroom during the 2024 presidential election
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