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Issues such as democratic rights and voter registration, ensuring that every member of a congregation has a voter registration card, understands their democratic rights and can exercise that.
These girls banded together and formed a group and launched a campaign for voter registration.
Public libraries have always been about community support with all kinds of services and programs from assisting with job seeking efforts to locating resources for voter rights to providing free meals to kids and teens even.
Let's invest in voter education.
And that's something that each and every citizen and voter needs to ask themselves.
We have voter suppression.
Voter turnout around the world peaked in the late '80s, and it has been declining at a pace that we have never seen before, and if those numbers are bad at the national level, at the level of our cities, they are just dismal.
In France, voter turnout hit a record low.
In some American cities, voter turnout was close to five percent.
Let's say you're a voter in California, a state with 55 electoral votes.
This means that the winner may have won and collected their electoral votes by small margins, winning just enough states with just enough electoral votes, but the losing candidate may have captured large voter margins in the remaining states.
He was also orchestrating a voter registration drive to give a voice to his customers and his community.
Since 2012, conservative state legislatures across the US have ramped up attempts to roll back African-American voting rights by passing restrictive voter ID laws and curtailing early voting opportunities.
This past July, a federal court struck down North Carolina's voter ID law saying it "... targeted African-Americans with surgical precision."
And unfortunately, we know that in many countries people are not allowed to vote because we have voter suppression in other countries, like we do here in the United States of America.
So the pictures were the only change, and that post shown just once turned out an additional 340,000 voters in that election, according to this research as confirmed by the voter rolls.
And there was some concern that in some parts of the country there might be voter suppression.
And the idea was that individual citizens with phones capable of taking photos or making video would document their polling places, on the lookout for any kind of voter suppression techniques, and would upload this to a central place.
I am a usually a very generous voter on IMDb and don't bother commenting on movies I did not like, but this was just lame.
Potential viewers be warned, the current IMDb viewer rating for "Tomorrow at Seven" is an anomaly of low voter turnout.
However, this movie is so all-around wonderful, it's a real shame it scores so poorly for the general IMDb voter.
I was rather disappointed with this film, after the high voter rating.
If you're an American voter that's already anti-bush then you may enjoy this but it has 0 entertainment value.
I'm not sure I get the lower-than-usual IMDb voter rating for "Roberta" vs. "Shall We Dance" (1937) and some of the other weaker Astaire & Rogers films.
The Communists are alleged to have rigged the balloting by adding names to the voter rolls and reviving the dead for the day.
But Morsi’s narrow margin of victory (just 3.5 percentage points) over Shafiq, and low voter turnout – 46.4% in the first round and 51.8% in the second – reflect a polarized, exhausted society that lacks confidence in the electoral process and the candidates.
After nearly 40 days of melodrama, Singh was finally sworn in, though he had not won voter support directly in any constituency.
In the 1920’s, when voter turnout fell below 60%, parliament made voting compulsory.
While the percentage of invalid votes is a little higher where voting is compulsory, it comes nowhere near offsetting the difference in voter turnout.
Countries worried about low voter turnout would do well to consider their compulsory model.
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