CONTACT your local BOARD OF ELECTION.
Call and write down information about:

 Voting Laws in your State and Town
 Voter Registration Location and Deadline
 Absentee Ballet Information – Request and Deadline
 Early Voting Locations and Dates and Times
 ID Required in your State (Elders, College Students)
 Polling Locations – Directions
Sample Ballots
 Video-taped Debates of Candidates
 Candidates’ Platform and Philosophy
 Final Voting on November 3, 2020 – Location and Times

Make plans now with your family and friends to vote! Plan to take your mask and water, as the wait may be very long. Report and document any abusive behavior or voter obstruction. 

One century ago, American women of all races achieved the right to VOTE. It was a brutal, hard-won battle for them, full of ridicule, bloodshed, imprisonment, torture, and brutality. All of this because they wanted rights and a voice in the governance of this land, to be part of this democracy. They wanted the VOTE. 
Women wanted the vote, but the men not ready to give it to them. During the Suffragette demonstrations in the streets of New York, London and other major world capitals, men laughed and jeered at them, called them disgusting names, hit them, threw bricks at them, spat at them, and ripped their clothing. Women were pushed into paddy wagons and carted off to prison where they were often brutalized. When the women went on a hunger strike while in prison, they were force-fed a slurry mush down their throats. Some died. Justice then and now is hard won. It is a fight… sometimes to the end. Read more….