Strong voter participation does not begin a few weeks before Election Day. It is built throughout the year through consistent education, trusted relationships, and direct engagement in every neighborhood.
Across Congressional District 29, our work must include voter-registration drives, registration-status checks, election information, block walking, phone banking, and outreach through precinct chairs and community partners.
We must also meet voters where they are. Apartment communities, neighborhood organizations, faith communities, schools, nonprofits, and local businesses can all play a role in sharing reliable information and encouraging participation.
My long-term vision is to help transform temporary election-season motivation into a consistent culture of civic participation. Every eligible voter should understand when, where, and how to vote—and should feel that their voice matters in every election.
Your voice is your power. Make it count by registering, confirming your information, learning what is on the ballot, and encouraging your family and neighbors to do the same.
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