sabrecmc:

anti-capitalistlesbianwitch:

Tweet by Elise Logan:

Dear Millenials: Here is a piece of information you may not know. The number of millenials age 18 and over (i.e., of voting age), now exceeds the number of living baby boomers. To be clear: IF YOU VOTE, YOU WILL OUTNUMBER THEM. Love, Me (GenX).

Today, October 9, is the last day to register to vote in a number of states.  Please check your registration and make sure you are ready for Nov. 6.

Meanwhile, 2400 TX voter registrations rejected right before deadline–all from Dem counties

reverseracism:

cordyceps-sapiens:

Check your voter registration. If you have any mutuals in Texas, specifically, inform them of the need to check their voter registrations but they are trying to pull this crap all over the country. Check your voter registration early, and check it often.

Check your voter registration

Meanwhile, 2400 TX voter registrations rejected right before deadline–all from Dem counties

Poll: only 28 percent of young voters say they will certainly vote in the 2018 midterms

fangirlingtodeath513:

manjosticks:

meeshmeat:

adamtots:

kaijutegu:

hellwolf99:

daddy-socrates:

as-if-and-only-if:

realcleverissues:

VOTE!

DO YOUR PART TO CHANGE THIS STATISTIC WHEN IT MATTERS IN NOVEMBER!

are u fucking kidding me hey kids following me please make sure yall are voting in this fuckin midterm jesus louisus (with all due respect, of course)

REMEMBER THAT THIS COULD BE LIFE OR DEATH

FUCKING VOTE

And if you can’t physically go vote, look into voting by mail! It’s never to early to register to vote and it’s never too early to find out about voting by mail!

Even if you think you’re registered, they’re illegally deregistering people. Make sure you’re registered. It’s super fucking easy. Just go to turbovote.org.

vote.org is also a great website to both register to vote and find out if you’re still registered. Quick and EZ.

If you don’t vote, you’ve forfeited your bitching privileges.

Hello young people such as myself! You can use this handy-dandy website, vote411.org, to make sure you’re registered, as well as see who’s gonna be on your ballot. This works for all elections, including primaries and midterms. (I don’t think it works for local elections but I’m not sure…) 

If you’re not registered, there’s a button right there on the front page that will help you get registered! And if you are registered, all you have to to is put in your address and it will bring up your ballot for you. You can compare the candidates item by item to choose the best, and you can even mark your selections and print the final outcome to take to your polling place with you so you know who you’re voting for when you get there! 

Seriously, voting is the most important thing you can do for your country. Make sure your voice is heard, no matter what. 

Poll: only 28 percent of young voters say they will certainly vote in the 2018 midterms

parlezvousladybug:

wilwheaton:

aspiringpolymath:

vgfm:

fandomshatepeopleofcolor:

stephanemiroux:

bigskydreaming:

Okay heads up for all Americans eligible to vote:

The Supreme Court just issues a ruling allowing Ohio and other states to purge voters from their election registration rolls due to their failure to cast a ballot in previous elections.

This is a major victory for the Trump administration and the GOP, and a direct consequence of the Supreme Court being stacked with more conservative judges (the votes were 5-4). This is also a huge part of what Trump/the GOP were counting on to save them in the 2018 midterm elections, which is where Democrats have been hoping to take back a majority in the House, giving them more power to combat Trump’s abuses of power and Republican legislation.

What this means is YOU CAN NOT ASSUME THAT YOU ARE REGISTERED for the 2018 elections, just because you SHOULD be. Thanks to this decision, red states can purge voters’ registration based on their not having cast a ballot in even just previous federal elections, NOT just the national Presidential elections. Effectively, if you haven’t voted in previous senate races or for congressional representatives in the past few years, that’s all they need now to say you’re no longer registered and need to register again.

They’re deliberately counting on people assuming they’re still registered and so not checking until after registration deadlines have passed, or showing up to vote this November and only then finding out they’re no longer registered, when its too late to do a damn thing about it.

And this is absolutely targeted at marginalized communities, low income voters, disabled voters, and basically anyone who simply can’t always AFFORD to keep on top of every federal election and show up to vote in every senate race, etc. Which not so coincidentally happen to be all the communities and voters who have the most to gain from Democratic victories in the 2018 midterms and are the least likely to cast votes for GOP candidates at this point.

This was absolutely a calculated effort aimed specifically at keeping the GOP in power with a majority control of the government come November, and unfortunately, it has a DAMN good chance of accomplishing just that if it goes by unacknowledged. I’m not looking to alarm or panic anyone, simply to say:

If you are a registered voter in a red state at this point, please please please do not take your registered status as assumed. Check on your registration status, look up all relevant voter registration deadlines for your state and district, CIRCLE THAT SHIT ON YOUR CALENDAR, and check your registration status AGAIN right before those deadlines pass, so you can be sure of it before its too late to do anything about it til the next voting cycle.

Yikes

Reblog this shit right now

Here’s a Twitter thread with resources for voters in every state to check on their registration status: https://twitter.com/AnaMardoll/status/1006221580458790912

Make sure you check it periodically because the newest voter roll purges likely haven’t happened yet.

IF VOTING DIDN’T MATTER, THEY WOULDN’T BE TRYING TO TAKE AWAY YOUR RIGHT TO DO IT.

Reblog this and then reblog it again.

REBLOG REBLOG REBLOG

lauralot89:

Because I remember disinformation being spread around the last election and I’m sure Russia will bring it back:

  • YOU CAN’T VOTE ONLINE.
  • YOU CAN’T VOTE FROM YOUR PHONE.
  • IN MANY STATES THERE ARE LEGAL CONSEQUENCES FOR PHOTOGRAPHING YOUR BALLOT.
  • DO NOT WEAR CAMPAIGN GEAR TO THE POLLS.
  • DO NOT TRY TO PERSUADE PEOPLE TO VOTE FOR A CANDIDATE AT THE POLLS.
  • DO NOT ENGAGE IN ANY KIND OF POLITICAL DISCOURSE AT THE POLLS.
  • NO ELECTION IS EVER A SURE THING, EVEN IF YOU’RE IN THE BLUEST OR REDDEST OF STATES.  IF SOMEONE TRIES TO TELL YOU THAT YOU CAN SIT THIS ONE OUT, THEY ARE EITHER IGNORANT OR MALICIOUS.
  • VOTE.

advanced-procrastination:

nmzuka:

rubykgrant:

unicornkin:

unicornkin:

unicornkin:

unicornkin:

unicornkin:

The 6TEEN reunion episode is just an ad telling teenagers to vote?

Wyatt just mentioned Trump???

THEY JUST SAID BITCH

JONSEY IS A TRUMP SUPPORTER????

link to the episode 

i really cannot take this

WATCHING THIS WAS LIKE HAVING A STROKE DURING A FEVER DREAM

this is fucking incredible tho holy shit

(p bad when even the Canadian show releases a psa to say “please American’s for the love of god vote!”)

“I thought they’d at least protect the white bears”

fivemanwaltz:

ladyoflate:

not voting isn’t refusing to play the game. You’re in this country, you’re subject to the game whether you like it or not. The only way not to play is to leave, and the vast majority of us don’t have that option.

Not voting is playing the game but saying ‘pass’ every time your turn comes up and then wondering why you lost.

Making young people not vote is actually a tactic used in politics to keep the satus quo. The young vote is always the one for change, so dissuading them from voting at all is actually a political tactic used by the people in charge to keep themselves there.

Voting is rebellion.

marvelsmostwanted:

Hey! This is important. The midterm election is Tuesday, November 6, 2018.

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1. Register

2. Plan ahead

3. Learn

4. Vote!

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A longer version of this post with more voting resources can be found here.

thebunnyadventures:

geekgirlsmash:

lizclimo:

REPOST @TinySnekComics – you know what’s cool?  VOTING THIS NOVEMBER!!! if you retweet anything today, make it is!!  

DON’T BLOW OFF YOUR STATE/LOCAL ELECTIONS JUST BECAUSE THERE’S NOT A SEAT FOR SOMEONE IN WASHINGTON WHERE YOU LIVE.

Before same sex marriage was legalized nationwide, it was state votes giving queer people equal rights. You can see something similar, legally speaking, with marijuana laws right now, where it literally ranges all the way from legal and illegal, to decriminalized to medical use only, depending on what state your in.

Look into issues on the ballot, who is representing you in your state government, and who your governor is. Vote for your town mayor, and city council members, because what happens locally is important too.

Also, hey FL people (and possibly others), if you are democrat or republican (FL has closed primaries so NPA people can’t vote), primaries are today