Practical Kindness: Vote Kindly and Help Others Vote
Use Your Kindness to Make Sure Our Votes Count All Year Round
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This is an open letter to the people and leadership of the United States of America–past, present, and future–a call for a safe and fair election, for all who vote to vote kindly.
The Electoral College will choose WHO will serve as our next President, but no matter what the outcome, the tone of our country [...]
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While federal and state laws have eliminated some of the barriers to voting for homeless people, other obstacles remain. Those obstacles can be overcome if people experiencing homelessness know their rights and learn ways to overcome the barriers. If you’re inspired to help this disenfranchised population, start by learning about the voting rights of homeless people.
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The Nov. 3, 2008 issue of Time Magazine, on stands now and online now, is being proactive regarding potential voting problems.
They state: “The vast majority will cast their votes without a hitch. But some voters will find themselves at the mercy of registration rolls that have been poorly maintained or, in some cases, improperly handled.”
Time [...]
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Google is going all out to help you vote. Watch this video to see what they’ve done for you.
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To insure your vote can be cast and that it will be counted, you may be able to get an official verification of your registration from your state. If your state is not named in the list below, search online for: “(your state name) board of elections” to see if that’s possible. Even if it’s not, you’re likely to find other useful voter resources on the official websites.
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To Preston’s amazement, the following day he had 100,00 hits on his live feed! Soon there thousands of concerned citizens from all over the world participating in the democratic process by helping to monitor his webcam around the clock. (Teen girls were soon spotted on a nighttime sabotage mission.)
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