Voters Voice

The purpose of this web site is to raise awareness within our community to promote voting. We especially would like to encourage voters from the ages of  18-25. It is imperative that they  vote since they have a more powerful voice than other age groups.In this site you will find all you need in order to be an informed voter. It will provide you with information as well as proper links to ensure that you vote. Below is a list of helpful links that will provide you with more information on where and how to vote. In addition, there are links to sites which provide information on the three main presidential candidates. They include short profiles on each and their views on important issues such as war, abortion, gun control, and more. If you have any feedback please email us at votersvoice2004@yahoo.com. Please take a minute and tell us if this site was helpful in changing your mind about voting and how and what helped to change that. When you are through browsing our site, please take a minute to participate in a short survey. This site was created for a school project and we would really appreciate your feedback! Thank you!

Voting

1. How old are you? 2. Are you registered to vote or do you plan to before the 2004 presidential election? 3. Are you planning to vote in the 2004 presidential election? 4. Do you feel that you have enough information on the candidates to make an educated vote? 5. Was the Voters Voice website helpful in informing you about the candidates and voting?

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Where can you register to vote?

• www.yourvotematters.org
• Post Offices
• Libraries
• DMV
• Chambers of Commerce
• Political Party Headquarters
• City Clerks offices
• some banks
• many more

For additional information

Rock the Vote
MTV's Choose or Lose- Twenty Million Loud
New Voters Project
Info on George W. Bush from NY Times
Info on John Kerry from NY Times
Info on Ralph Nader from NY Times