Voting is important because it’s one of the most direct ways we shape our communities.

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Your Voice Matters

Every vote counts, and local elections are often decided by just a few votes. Your participation can directly impact decisions about housing, public safety, transportation, schools, and parks. All things that affect your daily life.

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Local Government Affects You the Most

City councils, school boards, and local ballot measures determine how resources are spent and what priorities are pursued in your neighborhood. Voting gives you a say in who represents your values and how your community grows.

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Democracy Depends on It

Voting is a cornerstone of a healthy democracy. When more people participate, government becomes more representative, inclusive, and accountable.

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Silence is a Statement, Too

Choosing not to vote allows others to make decisions for you. Voting ensures your concerns, hopes, and vision are part of the conversation.

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Voting is your power, your right, and your responsibility. It’s how we create change, from the sidewalks in our neighborhoods to the laws that guide our future.