WELCOME TO THE REAL VOTE!
Our Mission Statement is bringing power back to the voters! We provide voter information to all voters who reside in the US. We aim to provide as much credible knowledge as we can in the form of:
- Voter Education
- Voter Statistics
- Voter Community and Outreach
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Voter Education
Voter education means providing citizens of a democracy with basic information about participating in elections. Voter education is often provided by the state itself, often through a national electoral commission, so it is therefore important that it is politically non-partisan. Government departments that focus on voter education are often highly scrutinized by a third party. In addition, there are various private institutions whose mission it is to strengthen democratic values by increasing voter education.
- How to register to vote: most democracies require citizens to first register as a prerequisite to voting in elections
- How to complete ballot papers: filling out ballots incorrectly can mean an individual’s vote is misrepresented in the final count or counted as invalid. Therefore, clearly demonstrating how ballots are to be correctly filled out is essential
- The electoral system: it is important that citizens know how their votes will contribute to the final result in an election.
Statistics
View statistics by State and City to see how your vote impacts your community.
- View voter turn out: See the voter turn out rates and demographics for your community. Policy is influenced by those put into power, see how your vote plays a part.
- View statistics for departments, budget allocation, candidates: Get a centralized view of candidates you'll be voting on, department track records that, and budget allocations in your city/state. Understand how your vote can affect change.
Community
Connect with local organizations and voters to learn about more ways to get involved in the electoral process and link with programs offering help make sure your vote gets counted.