Vote Faithfully
It is a Christian obligation to vote, and more than that, it is the church’s responsibility to help get souls to the polls. - Presiding Bishop Michael Curry
It’s time to get actively involved in the 2024 Elections. The campaigns are in high gear, and as you know, there is much at stake in this year's elections, locally and nationally. What can you do to get involved? Here is one answer.
This week is National Voter Registration Week, a chance to celebrate our democracy by encouraging voter registration. In 2020, U.S. Census data revealed that 1 in 4 eligible Americans are not registered to vote. National Voter Registration Week aims to spread awareness and help thousands register who might not otherwise. We can help get folks registered to vote on time to participate in the fall election. Use National Voter Registration Week resources to register yourself and promote registration in your community. Learn more about election engagement with the Office of Government Relations and the Episcopal Public Policy Network.
Are you registered to vote? Have you checked your voter registration status? You can do so at www.nationalvoterregistrationday.org.
Participating in our country’s political life isn’t just about casting our own vote – it requires working together so we can all vote and vote faithfully. There are many ways to get involved – from participating ourselves to supporting others in our congregations and communities. We can all play a role in getting “souls to the polls!” - Office of Government Relations, The Episcopal Church
For more information contact - Bob Wohlsen,[email protected]
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