In fact, I fear I am a jack-of-all-trades.

[In fact, I fear I am a jack-of-all-trades.]

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chocapik:

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[In fact, I fear I am a jack-of-all-trades.]

Yesterday was one day more, today we won’t throw away our shot. And tomorrow is only a day away.

[In fact, I fear I am a jack-of-all-trades.]

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US citizens, if you are registered to vote or can register at the polls, and anyone tries to undermine your right to vote call 866-OURVOTE or the DOJ Voting Rights Hotline, 800-253-3931
And remember, if you are in line before a polling station closes, they MUST let you vote, no matter how long the line is.

DO NOT leave. Call 866OURVOTE if it’s poll-closing time and you are still in line. Tell Twitter if there are lines over 60 minutes any time today - share your polling station, county and state with ELECTIONLAND

Rock your vote. The world is counting on us.

[In fact, I fear I am a jack-of-all-trades.]

!!ELECTION DAY REMINDERS!!

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sydnymarie:

Election day is TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8th

• You can check your polling place AND time HERE.
  

• I would HIGHLY recommend bringing two forms of ID [a gov. i.e. your license or photo ID AND your voter ID] with you to poll. Some states have voter ID laws, and in other states you need your ID if it’s your first time voting  at that particular location.
  

• Avoid any trouble, don’t wear any pins, tshirts, etc. for a particular candidates. Some areas consider it passive electioneering.
  

• You CAN NOT vote via text, online, etc. Anyone advertising otherwise is lying.
  

• The only person to ask you for your ID should be the individual working the polls sitting at a table inside the building in question. If anyone else asks you for your ID or gives you a hard time, they have no authority to do so and should be avoided.
  

• You CAN NOT take a photo of your ballot/voting machine/etc. Take a cute photo with your “I Voted” sticker after and call it a day.
  

Most importantly, stay safe, be smart and VOTE VOTE VOTE