Your state and local tax dollars help fund these services, so it’s important that you have a say in where your money is being spent. You Can Have A Vote in the Issues That Are Most Important to You ...

How Important Is Your Vote? ... Wisconsin, Ohio, New Hampshire, Virginia, North Carolina, or Florida—representing a total of 110 electoral votes—your vote matters. A lot.

Your vote for that perceived “loser” is as legitimate and important as any other voter’s. Voting is a form of unapologetic, unmitigated self-expression — maybe one of the few opportunities ...

Dead horses all over the county shiver with fear at the thought of another column by Milan Simonich on ranked choice voting.

Voting is your most important Constitutional right - use it: Rogette Harris. Updated: Oct. 23, ... Businesses -- make it easier for your employees to vote. Do the right thing.

BUT, my vote is the only one I can control! If 6,000 people use their one vote in this election, and it comes down to a tie with my vote left to count, then how important is my vote? Use your vote ...

The freedom to vote is a right we all should celebrate. U.S. Senate Bill 1, known as the For the People Act, would facilitate voting for all citizens.

However important you might think it to be, your vote for president – not to mention mine – is completely irrelevant. (Not that you shouldn’t vote. I mean, it still matters, ...

Your vote can save Black lives: The importance of making your voice heard. OPINION: Dr. Shamard Charles argues that voting is literally a matter of public health and safety for the Black community.

Letter: Your vote is important Nancy Trinka writes about the eligible voters in North Dakota who voted in 2020. Opinion by Nancy Trinka. October 17, 2024 at 1:04 PM. Comments Share ...

A so-called protest vote is an important democratic safety valve, a way for citizens to use the electoral machinery to send a message. But – and this is where The Independent issues a warning ...

Your vote for that perceived “loser” is as legitimate and important as any other voter’s. Voting is a form of unapologetic, unmitigated self-expression — maybe one of the few opportunities ...