Vote in primaries, elections, & runoffs: Register HERE!
If “Resistance” means anything, it means removing those from power who act to oppress us. This means that YOU –yes you– are needed in the fight to ensure that those who are running for political office will fight for justice and equality. Below are the registration dates for the US political registration dates, primaries, and runoffs. Under these dates is a form that will allow you to register. Upcoming Registration, Primary, & Runoff Dates State Primary Date Runoff Primary Registration Deadline**** Alabama 06/05 07/17 05/21, 07/02 Alaska 08/21 07/22 Arizona 08/28 07/30 Arkansas 05/22 06/19 04/23 (P), 05/21 (P) California 06/05 05/21 Colorado 06/26 05/29 (PC), 06/18 Connecticut 08/14 05/14 (PC), 07/15 Delaware 09/11 05/25 (PC),08/11 Florida 08/28 07/31 Georgia 05/22 07/24 04/24, 06/25 Hawaii 08/11 07/12 Idaho 05/15 04/20 (SD) Illinois 03/20 03/04 (SD) Indiana 05/08 04/19 Iowa 06/05 05/25 (SD) Kansas 08/07 07/17 Kentucky 05/22 04/23 Louisiana 11/06*
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“Vote in primaries, elections, & runoffs: Register HERE!” may matter to community readers because it connects culture, identity, and representation with organizing, advocacy, or collective experience. Its discussion of critical theory gives readers a concrete point of entry into the concerns and strategies represented in the article.
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Cristan Williams
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Rani Baker
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Kelley Winters
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Admin
Shares registered themes including Transgender identity and history, Community and organizing, Education and youth.
Marian
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