Guest guest Posted July 31, 2004 Report Share Posted July 31, 2004 FCNL: Voter Information Web Resource (7/30/04) finger tip info ng Friday, July 30, 2004 5:58 PM FCNL: Voter Information Web Resource (7/30/04) VOTE 2004: FCNL'S One Stop Voter Information Web Resource With the presidential and congressional elections coming up, voters are swamped with candidates' sound bites and photo-ops. The question is, where does a conscientious citizen go for real information on everything from candidates' positions on the issues to finding a polling station? Here at the Friends Committee on National Legislation we have created an easy-to-use voter web page. From our home page, www.fcnl.org, click on the red VOTE 2004 button, and you will find a myriad of tips and tools. Click on My Election Information for information on the races in your area. Just enter your zip code to get details on the presidential race, as well as on congressional and other state-level races. You can learn about candidates' positions on key issues and read about their background. Within that same web tool you will find local voting logistics. Click on " More About (your state) Elections " to read about the voting machines your state uses, how to find your polling station and what kind of identification you may need to bring when you vote. You can also find out how to get an absentee ballot or how those serving in the military can vote. Back on FCNL's " Vote 2004 " page, you will find many other resources: a.. For new voters: FAQs gives answers basic questions about how to vote. b.. For registering voters: Join Friends and others across the country in our voter registration efforts. Click on Join Our Vote 2004 Campaign for ideas on how to register voters in your house of worship and in your community. c.. For a faith perspective: See our Voting and Faith section for links to projects that bring religious communities' reflection and compassion to civic action. d.. For talking to candidates: Our Questions to Ask Candidates gives background information and candidate queries on FCNL's main issues. Take them with you to your next town meeting or campaign event, or use them for radio call-in shows. e.. For more information and materials: Click on Join FCNL's VOTE 2004 listserve to sign up for weekly Vote 2004 updates, including additional tips and resources for registering voters and getting them to the polls. f.. For more materials: Click on Order VOTE 2004 Materials to order brochures, pins and stickers to distribute in your community. ____________________________ SUBSCRIBE to FCNL's listserves: http://www.fcnl.org/listserv/quaker_issues.php. Note: If you receive emails from multiple FCNL listserves you will need to yourself from each individual listserve. Every email you receive from FCNL has instructions at the end of the email. FCNL will not rent, sell, share, or trade your name to any other organization. To read FCNL's Privacy Policy go to http://www.fcnl.org/privacy_htm.htm. -------- Order " Questions to ask the Candidates " brochure, " Your Vote Counts " brochure, Vote 2004 stickers, and Vote 2004 lapel pins! a.. Go to http://www.fcnl.org/elections/materials.htm or b.. Phone: Call 800-630-1330, ext. 142. Leave a message with mailing information and number of stickers requested. We appreciate contributions for bulk orders of bumper stickers. The suggested donation for peace signs is $5 each. -------- We welcome your gifts to FCNL, or, if you need a tax deduction, to the FCNL Education Fund. You can use your credit card to donate money securely to FCNL through a special page on FCNL's web site at http://www.fcnl.org/suprt/indx.htm. FCNL also accepts credit card donations over the phone. For information about donating, please contact the Development team directly at development. Thank you. -------- Friends Committee on National Legislation Mail: 245 Second St. NE, Washington, DC 20002-5795 Email: fcnl Phone: (202) 547-6000| Fax: (202) 547-6019 Toll Free: (800) 630-1330 Web: www.fcnl.org Congressonal Information: http://capwiz.com/fconl/dbq/officials/ -------- We seek a world free of war and the threat of war We seek a society with equity and justice for all We seek a community where every person's potential may be fulfilled We seek an earth restored Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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