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Here in Utah you can register online or in person to vote until October 30th!
And you don't have to know about everything on the ballot. They will only count the votes you make. If you leave a section blank they will still count your other votes. Don't want to vote on any of the propositions? Leave them blank. Don't want to vote for any of the candidates? Leave them blank. Only want to vote on the retention of the judges? Only mark the boxes by the judges. You have many choices-please vote on at least something.
JUST VOTE! The more things you vote on, the better, but some voting is better than not voting.
And if you need some furry four-legged motivation: https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/dogs-voting-election-day-photos_us_5821fcd9e4b0aac624874b41
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Showing posts with label votes. Show all posts
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Sunday, October 21, 2018
Sunday, June 17, 2018
Sunday Randomness #202 : Have you voted in the primary yet?
For my fellow voters in Utah: please get your primary vote in by June 25th if you have a ballot. Here's a parody video to help educate the newer generations about suffrage, votes, and voting for women:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=co6qKVBciAw
For more about Rep. Burns: http://www.teachtnhistory.org/File/Harry_T._Burn_Top_10.pdf
(It really is worth the read-especially the two telegrams at the end.) I also like his quote of freeing women from political slavery.
"I desire to resent in the name of honesty and justice the veiled intimidation and accusation regarding my vote on the Suffrage Amendment as indicated in certain statements, and it is my sincere belief that those responsible for their existence know that there is not a scintilla of truth in them. I want to state that I changed my vote in favor of ratification first because I believe in full suffrage as a right; second, I believe we had a moral and legal right to ratify; third, I knew that a mother’s advice is always safest for a boy to follow and my mother wanted me to vote for ratification; fourth, I appreciated the fact that an opportunity such as seldom comes to a mortal man to free seventeen million women from political slavery was mine; fifth, I desired that my party in both State and nation might say that it was a republican from the East mountains of Tennessee, the purest Anglo-Saxon section in the world, who made national woman suffrage possible at this date, not for personal glory but for the glory of his party." Representative Harry T. Burns
For more about Rep. Burns: http://www.teachtnhistory.org/File/Harry_T._Burn_Top_10.pdf
(It really is worth the read-especially the two telegrams at the end.) I also like his quote of freeing women from political slavery.
"I desire to resent in the name of honesty and justice the veiled intimidation and accusation regarding my vote on the Suffrage Amendment as indicated in certain statements, and it is my sincere belief that those responsible for their existence know that there is not a scintilla of truth in them. I want to state that I changed my vote in favor of ratification first because I believe in full suffrage as a right; second, I believe we had a moral and legal right to ratify; third, I knew that a mother’s advice is always safest for a boy to follow and my mother wanted me to vote for ratification; fourth, I appreciated the fact that an opportunity such as seldom comes to a mortal man to free seventeen million women from political slavery was mine; fifth, I desired that my party in both State and nation might say that it was a republican from the East mountains of Tennessee, the purest Anglo-Saxon section in the world, who made national woman suffrage possible at this date, not for personal glory but for the glory of his party." Representative Harry T. Burns
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