Register to Vote
Isn’t it time you finally got around to registering to vote? Have you seen the news lately? Are you happy with the changes being made everyday to your life and your livelihood? It makes no difference if you don’t vote and if you don’t express your opinions to your representatives. How else will they know what you feel?
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You can register to vote while you pay for your new driver’s license, update your vehicle tags, while you pay your property taxes, at the Social Security office, Local County Board of Registrars, Country Offices, Public Libraries, Department of Human Resources, WIC Office, Medicaid Office, Department of Rehabilitation Services and most 4 year colleges and universities. You can also go the local Republican or Democrat offices.
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Don’t wait until October to register to vote. You must register at least 10 days in advance.
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Go the votesmart.org registration page, select your state and all of your local businesses and offices accepting registration will be listed. You will also find out how to Absentee Vote. Absentee Voting is a simple process that allows you to vote when you are unable to reach to polls. This means if you are too busy and can’t get off work you can still vote. It only takes a couple minutes and your voice can be heard.
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Don’t forget you can contact your Senators and House Representatives at senate.gov/general/contact and house.gov/representatives/.
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You can find a link to your state’s homepage which will assist you in contacting your State Senators and State House Representatives. You vote for them also, they make changes that directly influence your state and your community.theinformedvoterinfo.wordpress.com/links-to-states.
Directory of Federal House of Representatives
By State/District or by Name
Headings for the information include
under each state
District, the Name of Representative, Room, Phone # and any Committee Assignments
Room refers to their office, either
CHOB Cannon House Office Building
LHOB Longworth House Office Building
RHOB Rayburn House Office Building
Arizona Federal House of Representatives
District 1
Representative Ann Kirkpatrick Democrat
District 2
Representative Ron Barber Democrat
District 3
Representative Raul M. Grijalva Democrat
District 4
Representative Paul A. Gosar Republican
District 5
Representative Matt Salmon Republican
District 6
Representative David Schweikert Republican
District 7
Representative Ed Pastor Democrat
District 8
Representative Trent Franks Republican
District 9
Representative Kyrsten Sinema Democrat