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🗓️ New month, new elections! September 1st: Massachusetts September 8th: New Hampshire, Rhode Island September 15th: Delaware Find your personalized ballot at wevote.us. #Vote #Massachusetts #NewHampshire #RhodeIsland #Delaware #WeVote
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Upcoming Elections — August 18 📍 Alaska 📍 Florida 📍 Wyoming If you’re voting, take a few minutes to get prepared and learn what’s on your ballot. 🔎 Find your personalized ballot guide at WeVote.us #WeVote #Election2026 #VoteReady
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🗳️ Upcoming elections to know about: Aug 4th: Arizona, Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, Washington Aug 6th: Tennessee Aug 8th: Hawaii Check your voter guide and make your plan. #Vote #Elections #VoterEducation #CivicDuty
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Happy 4th of July from all of us at WeVote! 🎇🇺🇸 250 years in, your voice still shapes what comes next. #July4th #America250 #WeVote
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Every voter deserves access to reliable election information. Your donation helps WeVote provide free, nonpartisan voter guides and election resources that empower people to participate in our democracy. 💙 Donate: wevote.us/donate #WeVote #VoteInformed
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Polls are open today in Maine, Nevada, North Dakota, and South Carolina. 🗳️ Find your ballot guide before you go. wevote.us | #WeVote #CivicEngagement #PrimaryElection #Maine #Nevada #NorthDakota #SouthCarolina
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Polls are open today in California, Iowa, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, and South Dakota. 🗳️ Find your ballot guide before you go. wevote.us | #WeVote #CivicEngagement #PrimaryElection #California #Iowa #Montana #NewJersey #NewMexico #SouthDakota
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June is here and so is Pride Month! 🌈 Celebrating all month long. wevote.us | #WeVote #PrideMonth #Pride2026 #LGBTQ
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Today, we pause to remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for this country. Thank you. 🇺🇸 #WeVote #MemorialDay
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Polls are open today. 🗳️ Voters in Georgia, Idaho, Kentucky, Oregon, and Pennsylvania are heading to the polls for primary elections. Find your ballot guide before you go. wevote.us | #WeVote #CivicEngagement #PrimaryElection
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You’ve heard the terms red state and blue state, but not every state fits neatly into one category. Some are known as swing states: places where voters can shift between parties and where elections are often decided. 🗳️ Read more to learn what swing states are, why campaigns focus on them so intensely, and which battlegrounds matter most in presidential elections: blog.wevote.us/2026/02/09/wh… #SwingStates #Elections #CivicEducation #WeVote #BallotGuide
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With the 2026 midterms approaching, voters need trustworthy, nonpartisan information to make confident choices at the ballot box. That's what WeVote does. Becoming a monthly sustaining donor helps us reach more voters when it matters most. Monthly gifts give us the predictability to plan, scale, and show up throughout the election cycle. 👉 Support WeVote: wevote.us/donate #WeVote #BallotGuide #Midterms2026 #CivicEngagement
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💜 On this day and every day, we celebrate the women who shaped history and the ones still making it. From fighting for the right to vote to driving forward civic participation, women's impact on democracy has been undeniable. #InternationalWomensDay #IWD2026 #WeVote
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A new month means new elections! Did you know elections don't just happen in November? Primaries and local elections happen ALL year long, and today, 7 states are voting! Voters in Alabama, Arkansas, California, New Mexico, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Texas are heading to the polls to vote on things like: 🏛️ Federal & state candidates 🏙️ Local races & city leadership 📋 County measures that affect your everyday life There's still time to make your voice heard! Here's your checklist: ✅ Check your registration ✅ Find your polling place ✅ Grab a friend and go vote together Find everything you need to know about your ballot at Wevote.us #VoteToday #ElectionDay #Election2026 #CivicEngagement #WeVote
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In 1990, disability rights activists crawled up 83 steps to the Capitol to demand equal access. Their protest helped pass the Americans with Disabilities Act. And yet, more than 30 years later, structural barriers still prevent many people with disabilities from fully participating in our democracy. Every eligible voter deserves access to the ballot. Democracy only works when everyone can participate. Read why an accessible democracy strengthens us all. Read more: blog.wevote.us/2026/02/23/a-… #AccessibleDemocracy #VotingRights #CivicEngagement #WeVote
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As we near the end of Black History Month, we want to take a moment to honor the leaders who shaped American democracy. Throughout history, Black Americans have served as senators, congressmembers, judges, secretaries of state, and presidents, breaking barriers at every level of government. Their contributions to civic life have made American democracy stronger, more representative, and more just. One such example is Shirley Chisholm, who in 1968 became the first Black woman elected to Congress and the first Black candidate to seek a major party's presidential nomination. She ran on a simple truth: "Unbought and Unbossed." Her courage reminds us that democracy is strongest when everyone has a seat at the table. 🗳️ wevote.us | #BlackHistoryMonth #ShirleyChisholm #CivicEngagement #WeVote
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Why does the U.S. still operate with just two major political parties? Learn how the two-party system works, why it continues today, and what changes could affect it in the future. 🔗 Read more here: blog.wevote.us/2026/01/20/ca…
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