REGISTER TO VOTE !!!

The U. S. Presidential Election is November 2, 2004

Get Ready! Register!

There are a lot of Web sites that make it easy to register to vote. All of them also give you information or offer entertainment and networking. Pick any of the sites below to GET REGISTERED, GET ACTIVE, and HAVE SOME FUN!

  • Rock the Vote Register to vote, get smart, have some fun. Rock the Vote offers lots of ways to get involved and information specific to younger voters.

  • Your Vote Matters Register to vote courtesy of Working Assets. It's way easy. Over 200,000 voters have been registered through this site! You can also sign up to help protect voting rights and to get elections updates.

  • Smackdown Your Vote World Wrestling Entertainment's 'Smackdown Your Vote!' effort to undertake a non-partisan "Two Million More in 2004" campaign. Get smart! Get registered!

  • Voter Virgin Everybody's doin' it in '04. Interactive site to practice, practice, practice! — and have some fun connecting with other Voter Virgins and make some hay. Prizes too. . .

  • Declare Yourself Declare Yourself spoken word artists will be visiting college campuses. Cool videos. Register to vote. Get really smart. Be smarter than the ballot box.

  • MTV's Choose or Lose Register to vote. Speak out! Get active! Take 'Voting 101'!

  • New Voters Project Grassroots organizing for first time voters — got a few more voter-virgins to throw in? Sponsored by the state PIRGs and the George Washington University Graduate School of Political Management.

  • Uvote2004 is a non-partisan group of students and professors from college and university campuses working to make young voters aware of how important it is to exercise their rights.. Apathy Sucks! Register here!

  • Youth Vote Coalition Aimed at increasing voting among Americans 18-30 years old, promoting awareness and making the government RESPONSIVE! Register to vote.

  • Your Vote Counts/Register and Vote Make your own decisions starting now. Register to vote, get information, see Mr. Decision. Read the blog, spin the speech, take the weekly quiz.

  • Just Vote Register to vote. Encourage others to vote. Find political information.
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