Resources

Taking Action

How to Reach Out to Your Politicians

After finding your politician by using the links above, click on their name and it will bring you to their official website or provide a link to their official websites. Most government officials will have some sort of "contact me" choice on their page which will usually give you an email, address, number, or all the above! 

Petitions, Protests, and Advocacy information

News Sources

It's important to remember that ALL news sources carry some bias, as humans everyone is biased in some shape or form. Some of the news sources above are more biased than others. There are right wing, left wing, and more neutral websites all listed here so that everyone is able to get insight from all sides. HOWEVER, it is important to always remember and pay attention to bias (even if it's a bias you agree with). Yes, make sure you stay updated and informed but also make sure you look at multiple news articles to form an opinion on the most neutral information you can!!

Voting Resources

Although not everyone can vote, some can and it is important to know your resources. Young voters are known to have the lowest turnout when political decisions will affect them for the longest as they have the longest lifespan to live under this current government. Consistently, people are put into office voted by majority middle aged and old voters. #GOTV (GET OUT THE VOTE). If are of age to vote, please register. EVERY VOTE COUNTS!

Not only are Presidential elections important! It starts locally and regionally. Vote in both your local and State elections as well!

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