The upcoming elections next year are going to be very interesting and monumentally important, and, if you want to have your rightful say in the outcomes, you need to register to vote if you haven’t already.
To help people remember to do just that, there will be some special events on Tuesday, Sept. 19, which is National Voter Registration Day.
On that day, a lot of places locally and nationally will make it easy to register. The High Point Public Library, for instance, will provide voter registration forms and related resources all day long in the library’s first-floor lobby.
In fact, the library is expanding the event to be much more than a single day. From Wednesday, Sept. 6 through Wednesday, Oct. 11 on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays the library will staff a Voter Registration Information Table to help people register. (Those interested can contact the library for specific times on those days.)
The High Point library’s actions are a local instance of something that’s taking place nationally. On Sept. 19, the same type of thing will be happening elsewhere across the country as a coalition of thousands of partners celebrate National Voter Registration Day – the day of record for the movement that’s aimed at getting every single eligible American registered to vote in time for the upcoming local elections and next year’s presidential primaries.
Partner organizations ranging from libraries and college campuses to Fortune 500 companies will be part of the coordinated effort to get everyone registered.
The website NationalVoterRegistrationDay.org, provides comprehensive and state-specific resources on all things related to voter registration as well as on more general voting matters.
If you don’t vote, you have no say in your govt. That’s what is wrong with our city & country govt.
And don’t forget to go and get your own fake ID to vote. No paperwork is needed. “Voters will simply provide their name, date of birth, and the last four digits of their Social Security number, and have their photo taken.”
https://www.ncsbe.gov/news/press-releases/2023/08/02/voters-can-now-get-free-photo-id-cards-county-boards-elections
I can’t believe that no one has been upset by this. I thought the whole voter ID law was about keeping people who did not have documentation from voting, not give them an opportunity to get documentation. There needs to be a list of those who get the voter ID, so every one of them can be protested and put an end to this government-backed fraud.