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Voting is a fundamental process in a democratic system. It is a chance for the citizens of a country to have a say in the people who represent them or an issue that impacts them. Informed voting and participating in elections is one of the responsibilities of citizens of the United States. In the United States, the voting process is fairly straightforward. First, an eligible citizen registers to vote, studies the candidates and issues, looks up their polling location, then casts their ballot during the election. Teach your students about the importance of voting with these resources. grades
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Voter Registration Strategies and Percentages
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In the United States, voter registration changes throughout the years. Have students use this map to look at American voter registration in 1990 to facilitate discussions on what has changed since then and why. Grades
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