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Practice for Shola’s Voice

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What's the Word?
Talking about Voting
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What Can You Do?

What Can You Do?

Ranked Choice Voting

Shola’s Voice
What Can You Do?

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Question 1 of 3

1. Question

The Problem

You want to vote but you are not sure if you are eligible.

Speak with your child’s teacher, counselor, and parent coordinator. Talk with them about the problem. Ask them what they will do to solve the problem. Make a plan together to follow up. Also, go to this website to learn about ways to stop bullying and to support your child: www.stopbullying.gov
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If you are not eligible, your voice is still important. You can attend community meetings and participate in all activities related to your community. Your voice is important and powerful, whether you are eligible to vote or not!
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Go to https://vote.nyc/page/voter-qualifications to learn about your eligibility to vote. If you are eligible, register to vote. Find out how to register at: www.voting.nyc. After you register, make a plan to vote.
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Question 2 of 3

2. Question

The Problem

You are not a citizen yet, so you can’t vote but you want your voice (your opinions about the issues) to help improve life in your community.

Speak with your child’s teacher, counselor, and parent coordinator. Talk with them about the problem. Ask them what they will do to solve the problem. Make a plan together to follow up. Also, go to this website to learn about ways to stop bullying and to support your child: www.stopbullying.gov
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If you are not eligible, your voice is still important. You can attend community meetings and participate in all activities related to your community. Your voice is important and powerful, whether you are eligible to vote or not!
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Go to https://vote.nyc/page/voter-qualifications to learn about your eligibility to vote. If you are eligible, register to vote. Find out how to register at: www.voting.nyc. After you register, make a plan to vote.
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Question 3 of 3

3. Question

The Problem

There is a problem with bullying in your child’s school.

Speak with your child’s teacher, counselor, and parent coordinator. Talk with them about the problem. Ask them what they will do to solve the problem. Make a plan together to follow up. Also, go to this website to learn about ways to stop bullying and to support your child: www.stopbullying.gov
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If you are not eligible, your voice is still important. You can attend community meetings and participate in all activities related to your community. Your voice is important and powerful, whether you are eligible to vote or not!
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Go to https://vote.nyc/page/voter-qualifications to learn about your eligibility to vote. If you are eligible, register to vote. Find out how to register at: www.voting.nyc. After you register, make a plan to vote.
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