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"Complete meltdown."

That was the headline in a Georgia newspaper this week after the state's primary election. Even with several extra weeks of preparation, Georgia, Nevada and other states struggled with their elections.

It raises the question: How do you plan to vote this fall? Learn more about voter access options in your state. <[link removed]>

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COVID-19, economic downturns and social justice concerns have brought to light our civic responsibilities and the importance of voting, a practice essential to the future of democracy — as well as the future of our planet. 

Through voting, we can better address environmental, public health and equity challenges, all key goals of our Vote Earth <[link removed]> campaign.

Come November 3, we want all Americans registered, educated and able to vote for their future. To ensure this, we’re promoting multiple voter access options, including mail-in ballots, early voting, and other voting tools. <[link removed]>

Recent reports show that these options are tested and proven — not ripe for fraud as some have proclaimed — and that requiring only in-person voting will decrease civic engagement. We encourage you to support voter access options in your state. 

Vote early and Vote Earth.

Together,

Kathleen Rogers
President, Earth Day Network

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