If you haven’t yet registered to vote, this day was created for you in 2012. The idea is to get as many people as possible registered to vote, because everyone should have a voice in how our democracy will be run in the coming years. If you think your one vote doesn’t matter, think about the math. Your one vote, added to another single vote, added to another…that’s how elections are won and lost and how propositions win or lose. And who gets elected and what propositions we’ll have to live with really DO affect each one of us.
Here’s a safe, bipartisan site you can go to to register on line (there are many others, of course): https://nationalvoterregistrationday.org/ Or at the federal government’s site at https://www.usa.gov/register-to-vote. Or fill out and mail in a paper voter registration form. However you do it, just DO IT!
Make a difference. Decide your own future. Register now, and be sure to vote.
How I Edit Your Comments
Yes, your comments do come to me for approval, mainly so that I can delete spam and inappropriate material (we’re G-Rated). Any I approve, though, I edit in one respect: I delete your email and website addresses. That’s for the privacy of those of you who don’t want to receive spam just because you commented on my blog. It’s also so I don’t unwittingly pass on any questionable websites.
So, feel free to comment and know that I’m protecting your privacy (and some of your sanity).