Candidates are ready, tribes are rallying, and Columbia students are gearing up! Are you registered to vote? Let’s dive into the scoop!
As the November 5 General Election quickly approaches, the excitement in Roseburg is palpable! The official candidates for this year's election have officially been announced following the candidacy deadline on August 27. Residents are buzzing about their choices and the potential for change. This election could shape the direction of their community, so getting involved is key! Remember, every vote counts and could mean the difference between a victorious candidate and a heart-wrenching defeat.
Meanwhile, down in Arizona, the implications of a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling have sparked reactions from the San Carlos Apache Tribe Chairman, Terry Rambler. He’s passionately urging Tribal members to prepare their voter registration forms—especially since proof of citizenship is now a requirement for Arizona residents registering to vote. Rambler's call to action serves as a powerful reminder that in today’s political climate, staying informed and engaged is more important than ever for marginalized communities, ensuring their voice is both heard and counted.
For students at Columbia University, voting is a hot topic as well! Audrey Litvak, the assistant director of government affairs at Columbia, has emerged as the go-to guru for students wondering about voter registration. With her guidance, students are equipped with the answers they need to make their voting rights a reality. From registration deadlines to understanding ballots, Litvak highlights how important it is for the younger generation to step up and embrace their civic duties.
As we race toward this pivotal election, it’s crucial for everyone to understand the immense power their vote holds. Remember, registering before the deadlines is key—especially for Tribal members who have until October 7 to sign up. Local elections can sometimes be overshadowed by national races, but they significantly affect daily lives. Fun fact: Did you know that places like Roseburg serve as a microcosm of larger national trends? When communities show up to vote, they can flip the narrative on critical issues, making their preferences known! To ensure you’re part of this, double-check your registration status today!
The official candidates running in the Roseburg November 5 General Election have been announced following the candidacy deadline on August 27.
“A recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling requires Arizona residents to submit proof of citizenship when registering to vote using a state voter registration form,” ...
Audrey Litvak (SIPA'19), assistant director of government affairs at Columbia, has the answers to students' most pressing voting questions. September 10, 2024.
Native Vote 2024. San Carlos Apache Tribe Chairman Terry Rambler is urging Tribal members 18 years and older to register to vote by Oct. 7 to be eligible to ...
Lutheran Advocacy Ministry Arizona reminds us that October 7, 2024 is the BIG CUTOFF DATE for registering to vote in Arizona general election.
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Native Vote 2024. San Carlos Apache Tribe Chairman Terry Rambler is urging Tribal members 18 years and older to register to vote by Oct. 7 to be eligible to ...