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On this local election day many will be feeling unsure how to vote. Many feel it's pointless as there's no difference between the Conservatives and Labour. Others feel a vote for other parties would be a wasted vote. According to Electoral-reform.org 70% of voters, or 22 million people had no influence over the outcome of the 2019 election. Their votes went towards candidates that didn't get represented at all or they voted for candidates who already met the threshold to receive a seat. That's why we need Proportional Representation. Our democracy is crumbling around us. If you don't feel like your vote matters, take a few minutes to support electoral reform at https://lnkd.in/dyciri9j Reposting my blog on democracy and voting for more on this; https://lnkd.in/dSJyqG7t

If you don't vote you are non-existent in the eyes of a policy maker: Dear Network, As we approach the upcoming elections in the UK, I urge you all to exercise your right to vote. Your participation is crucial, even if you feel disillusioned with the current political landscape. Every vote counts, and your voice matters. When you vote, you contribute to shaping the policies that impact your communities. If you're dissatisfied with the choices available, consider a protest vote for a candidate you have even a small amount of faith in. By voting, you ensure that your demographic is represented in the decision-making process. Remember, not voting means not being counted. The future of your community and your family's depends on our active engagement in the political system. Make your voice heard. Register to vote and participate in the upcoming UK General Election. Below are the key dates to be aware of. Act now! The Democracy Box #UKGeneralElection #GeneralElection #UKPolitics

Before you cast your vote, include in your consideration the candidate’s stance on health policy that impacts hospitals providing the best care for the patients in their communities. THA advocates for and has the following priorities for the Congress (2023-2024): 1.   Prevent harmful funding cuts to hospitals. 2.   Protect Texas’ rural hospitals. 3.   Ensure continuation of critical delivery system flexibilities that originated during the pandemic, such as telemedicine and hospital-at home programs. 4.   Align policies for and reimbursement from Medicare Advantage plans with those of traditional Medicare. 5.   Streamline commercial health plan practices that cause administrative barriers for patient care, such as overly burdensome prior authorizations imposed by insurers. 6.   Support recruitment and retention of the health care workforce. 7.   Support Texas’ Medicaid 1115 Waiver, uncompensated care funding and directed payment programs. The waiver extension continues uncompensated care pool funding and provides a path for directed payment programs to help stabilize the state’s health care safety net. 8.   Protect the health care safety net and make private health insurance more accessible. To learn more visit: https://lnkd.in/gVyZ_9YH Follow Texas Hospital Association on LinkedIn Texas Hospital Association   Support the great work of HOSPAC with a non-tax-deductible donation at: https://lnkd.in/g3cFzR43

In South Dakota, the primary is the whole election, but only 17% of voters participated in the last primary. This November, voters in South Dakota have an opportunity to let all voters vote, including nearly 150,000 independents who are shut out of primaries. Watch to learn more. #LetUsVote #independentvoters #electionreform Jeremy Gruber John Opdycke Will Conway

The 2024 General Election is right around the corner! Are you registered to vote? Are you familiar with the ballot measures? Whether you’re a seasoned voter or casting your vote for the first time, our latest blog article has everything you need to know, from how to register to understanding the issues so you can make an informed vote. Early voting begins October 8, and this is also the last day to register to vote. Don’t miss this important opportunity to have your voice heard in the upcoming election. Click the link below to read the full article and get all the resources you need to vote with confidence. Share this post and encourage your friends and family to GET OUT AND VOTE! https://lnkd.in/gWpHjXxx #vote #GetOutAndVote

🗳️ Have you made a plan to vote tomorrow? 🗳️ ⏰ When: Consider when you’ll cast your vote. Will it be before work, during lunch, or after school? Set a specific time to ensure you don’t miss out. 📍 Where: Find out your polling station location. Have you been there before? Knowing the venue in advance can save time and reduce stress on Election Day. 🧑🤝🧑 Companionship: Are you voting alone or with friends? Encourage your local pals to join you – it’s more fun and impactful when we vote together! 🙌 🛂 Voter ID: Check the accepted forms of ID on the Electoral Commission website. Whether it’s your passport or driver’s license, make sure you’re prepared. https://lnkd.in/dMiwrGnt

The Electoral College and the Popular Vote – How is the President Elected? In the U.S., the President and Vice President are elected by getting a majority of electoral college votes, they are not elected by popular vote. This means a President or Vice President can win a majority of individual votes on the national level, but still lose the state-based electoral vote, and thus lose the election.[1][2][3][4][5]

ARE YOU REGISTERED TO VOTE? ARE YOU MAKING PLANS TO VOTE? Whatever you do VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! Please check your online Voters Status! The November Presidential and local elections are coming up soon. If you need to register, re-register to VOTE, to be safe do so before October. How to check if you are registered to vote: Visit Can I Vote and select "voter registration status." Choose your state. You will be taken to a page on your state's election website. Check to see if you are registered. Important Check your registration information before your state's registration deadline to register to vote. That could be up to 30 days before the election. This gives you time if you need to re-register or make changes. I remember the people who were killed fighting for us to have the right, the ability to vote without fear of losing our life. Vote to honor them that they did not loose their lives dying for loss causes. Encourage someone else to VOTE! Thank you for VOTING!

Are you one of the 4,756,158 Indiana citizens who are currently registered to vote? If not, you can register here: https://lnkd.in/giHE3auC Upcoming election November 5, 2024: Deadline to register to vote is October 7, 2024. Registering to Vote is the first step. Next step is to actually VOTE. Voter Turn out rate in 2020 was 65% of registered voters or approximately 3.07 million voters. EVERY. SINGLE. VOTE. COUNTS.

National Voter Registration Day | Are You Registered to Vote? Today is National Voter Registration Day! If you are not yet registered to vote, please register to vote: vote.gov If you are already registered to vote, please check your registration: iwillvote.com Please take just two minutes today to ensure your registration is up-to-date so that your vote counts! Tens of millions of Americans will vote in November’s election. Your voice and vote matter. #vote