Hi, thanks for watching this video. It’s from our Snapchat account so it doesn’t have sound like a traditional video. In this snap story, we’re using presidential rubber duckies to inform the public about voting for college students.
Election day is 60 days away, and deadlines are fast approaching.
For some college students, registering and voting can be tricky.
Review these guidelines and learn about voting for college students:
1- Vote- Only 38 percent of 18-24 year olds voted in 2012. Yet, millennials are the largest generation active in the workforce.
You have a voice! Find out who represents your values best and vote for them
2- Register- Some college students have a choice when registering to vote.
Check out http://campusvoteproject.org/studentg... to learn if you can vote from school
Remember, register at Vote.gov.
3-Make a plan- It’s one of the most important things you can do before Election Day.
Lookup your polling place at: usa.gov/election-day
If you can’t make it, request an absentee ballot at: usa.gov/absentee-voting
4- Volunteer- Did you know you can work at the polls on Election Day?
Interested? Learn if you are eligible to be a poll worker in your state at eac.gov
Questions? Snap us back or go to USA.gov/voting
An Uncle Sam cartoon says, “I want you to register to vote.”
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