Mail voting helps eligible Americans have a voice even when service, distance, age, disability, or caregiving makes it hard to vote in person. Eligible voters must be able to cast a ballot lawfully and have confidence that it will be counted accurately. 2/3
Juneteenth marks the day the promise of freedom finally reached those who had been excluded from it. Black Americans have served this country in every war, often before this country fully served them back. Today we honor that service.
The Take Care of America's Veterans Act will strip earned benefits from future claimants to generate an estimated $15–20 billion in cuts. Congress must commit to opposing any bill that cuts earned VA disability benefits.
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Who votes by mail? Deployed service members. Nurses working a double shift on Election Day. Farmers who lives far from a polling place. Elderly veterans who can't drive. Caregivers who have to stay home. Voters with disabilities, and military families stationed overseas. 3/3
Voting is a key part of who we are as Americans. It's how we have a say in who governs us. Through Project HALO, we have had the opportunity to speak with Americans about why voting matters to them.
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The flag belongs to all of us. It represents all Americans regardless of party, religion, race. Those who served know this. We stood next to people who didn't look like us, pray like us, or vote like. That's the flag we wore. It still belongs to all of us. #FlagDay
Military voters and their families rely on absentee ballots because service does not always happen near a polling place. Protecting their access to mail ballots honors a basic promise: if you serve this country, your country should protect your right to vote.
What does voting when deployed look like? Veterans for All Voters CEO, Alberto Ramos, tells his story to @usatoday.com. All eligible voters have the right to make their voices heard, including service members and their families. Wherever they are.
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The federal government can't chose who votes--states are responsible for their voter lists. By refusing to deliver mail ballots for states that won't share their voter roles, the federal government is taking away the voice of millions of Americans. Who? 1/3
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