Your Vote Counts!

Local elections- The smaller the race, the more your vote counts!

So in local elections, don’t underestimate the power of your input. 

Close elections-You’ll be surprised to learn of some races that were so close, one vote made a difference.

👉 This 2018 NPR article may surprise you.

👉 In the 2024 Primary for City Council in Reno, NV, one candidate lost by only 15 votes!

So you can see how much each vote counted in that race.

Why Vote?

  • Voting impacts the future
  • Voting is essential to representative government
  • Voting holds politicians accountable
  • Voting in local elections has direct impacts
  • Voting in national elections impacts international relations
    • According to the BBC, the US is the “world’s foremost economic and military power.”
    • By voting for President, Senate, and the House of Representatives, you can have a say in the US impact on international relations.
  • The US needs informed voters. 
    We face many challenges including climate change, homelessness, housing, immigration, reproductive rights, and the rights of various minority groups.
  • Many experts and voters believe that the future of democracy is at stake in this election.
  • Many states have important issues on the ballot in 2024.

    Among these are issues related to voting rights, rank-choice voting, open primaries, and reproductive rights.
    Be informed about these issues.

    This information was taken in part from humanrightscareers.com

Can I trust the election process?

(What about the 2020 election?)

There is no evidence that the 2020 elections was stolen.

There is no evidence to back up the claim that the 2020 presidential election was stolen or “rigged.” There are many safeguards in place and every Secretary of State is committed to “election integrity.”

In 2023, the Trump Campaign hired Ken Block, an expert on voter data, to find voter fraud in the 2020 election. In his January 2, 2024 in “The Hill”, Block stated that “the 2020 elections was not stolen. There was no evidence of voter fraud sufficient to change the outcome of that election.” 

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While a very few cases of ineligible people have been found, it has not been sufficient to change the outcome of any election.