"LCCR/LCCREF Online Voting Resources"
>From the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights,
http://www.civilrights.org:
LCCR and LCCREF Offer Online Compendium of Voter
Resources
The Leadership Conference on Civil Rights (LCCR) and
the
Leadership Conference on Civil Rights Education Fund
(LCCREF) are pleased to announce a new online resource
for
voters. The One-Stop Shop for Voters is a compendium
of
online resources, including many resources developed
by
LCCR member organizations, that help voters to:
* verify voter registration status;
* understand voting rights;
* find polling place and hours of operation;
* request an absentee ballot;
* research what candidates and issues will be on
their
ballot;
* find which voting system will be used to record
votes;
and
* know what to do if facing difficulty in voting.
The website also offers a list of actions that voters
can
take to help protect voting rights this November 2,
and
encourages concerned voters to volunteer as a poll
monitor
with the non-partisan Election Protection Coalition.
Please consider distributing this helpful One-Stop
Shop
for Voters to your members and linking to it from your
own
webpage.
Visit the website at:
https://secure2.convio.net/lccr/site/Advocacy?JServSessionIdr006=nfw457a7e2.app6a&id=219
If you have a resource that you would like us to
consider
adding to the webpage, please contact Erica Swanson at
[email protected] or 202-263-2859.
"LCCR/LCCREF Online Voting Resources"
>From the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights,
http://www.civilrights.org:
LCCR and LCCREF Offer Online Compendium of Voter
Resources
The Leadership Conference on Civil Rights (LCCR) and
the
Leadership Conference on Civil Rights Education Fund
(LCCREF) are pleased to announce a new online resource
for
voters. The One-Stop Shop for Voters is a compendium
of
online resources, including many resources developed
by
LCCR member organizations, that help voters to:
* verify voter registration status;
* understand voting rights;
* find polling place and hours of operation;
* request an absentee ballot;
* research what candidates and issues will be on
their
ballot;
* find which voting system will be used to record
votes;
and
* know what to do if facing difficulty in voting.
The website also offers a list of actions that voters
can
take to help protect voting rights this November 2,
and
encourages concerned voters to volunteer as a poll
monitor
with the non-partisan Election Protection Coalition.
Please consider distributing this helpful One-Stop
Shop
for Voters to your members and linking to it from your
own
webpage.
Visit the website at:
https://secure2.convio.net/lccr/site/Advocacy?JServSessionIdr006=nfw457a7e2.app6a&id=219
If you have a resource that you would like us to
consider
adding to the webpage, please contact Erica Swanson at
[email protected] or 202-263-2859.