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Remind your family to vote, volunteer with candidates (I first did that when I was 13) or volunteer with HeadCount at HeadCount.org

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If you haven’t moved you do not need to update it. You don’t need to re register every election.

Confirm your voter registration right here: https://www.headcount.org/verify-voter-registration/

Find out what you need to prove residence here, often times it doesn’t have to be the state issued ID if you have other documents https://www.headcount.org/voter-id/

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Historically it has allowed for parties to cover a broad spectrum of interests and have more diverse stances on issues

The nature of our elections and legislature incentivize two parties, but we can vote for whoever we want to. Parties change and you can do whatever you want for other parties to have politicians better reflect your values!

Not in American elections. But hopefully your country has elections too!

Yes! Every time you move you have to update your voter registration. Do it at HeadCount.org today!

Honestly this is tough and something I wrestle with for almost every election. In voting, like life, there never are easy answers. But I’d advise digging deep in yourself and do what feels right.

And if you vote for someone and don’t like what they do, don’t worry, you can just vote against them the next time!