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John,
Election Day is almost here, and early voting has already begun. We’re at a critical point in the fight to end gun violence. Gun safety is on the ballot—both here in Washington state and across the nation—and your vote can make all the difference.
In the final days before the election, it’s essential to make a plan to vote so your voice is heard on the issues that matter most.
Here’s what you need to do:
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Find
Your
Polling
Location:
Whether
you’re
voting
early
or
on
Election
Day,
be
sure
you
know
where
to
go.
Check
your
polling
place.
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Review
Early
Voting
Options:
Early
voting
is
a
great
way
to
beat
the
rush
and
ensure
your
vote
counts.
Look
up
early
voting
deadlines.
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Double-check
Mail-In
Ballot
Requirements:
If
you’re
voting
by
mail,
make
sure
your
ballot
is
complete
and
submitted
on
time.
Find
instructions
for
submitting
your
ballot.
Your vote is a powerful tool in the fight for commonsense gun safety reforms. Electing leaders who stand for gun safety means choosing a safer future for our children, families, friends, and community.
Thank you for stepping up and making your voice count.
Sincerely,
Hazel (They/Them)
Policy and Advocacy Manager
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