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The SAVE Act could make it harder for eligible Americans to vote. Our CEO, @AndreaEHailey, explains exactly how — and why it matters. Watch now. youtube.com/watch?v=wKwH5v…

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Breaking🚨 Florida just passed HB 991, and the bill's own sponsor acknowledges that an estimated 872,000 Floridians lack the required ID. Students, seniors, and women who changed their names through marriage or divorce could all lose access to the ballot.

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The House of Representatives passed the SAVE Act today in a vote of 220-208. The SAVE Act will now advance to the Senate where they will review, debate and vote. This is how laws get made — and why your vote matters. Stay informed and engaged in the legislative journey.

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Big day today at the ballot box! 🗳️ Florida’s special election & Wisconsin’s Spring election are happening NOW. Local elections = real impact. Make your voice heard & share with a friend. Find everything you need to vote at vote.org.

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Today, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and leadership of women everywhere. From boardrooms to courtrooms, classrooms to communities—when women have a seat at the table, the world moves forward. #InternationalWomensDay #IWD

Attention voters in Florida, Illinois & Wisconsin! Important elections are approaching, & your voice matters. Visit vote.org to check your registration status, register to vote, and find all the information you need to make your voice heard.

During WWII, The Six Triple Eight, the first and only all-Black, all-female battalion deployed overseas, cleared a 2-year mail backlog of 22M pieces of mail in just 3 months. "No Mail, Low Morale" was their motto. #BlackHistoryMonth

Black History Month is a time to honor Black leaders, trailblazers & everyday changemakers. From history-makers of the past to visionaries shaping the future, their impact is undeniable. Let’s celebrate, educate & uplift. Who inspires you? ⬇️ #BlackHistoryMonth

Tariffs have been in the news a lot lately, but do you know what they are? We're here to help. Tariffs are taxes on imported goods that can impact prices, businesses, and the economy. Who benefits? Who pays the price? Swipe to find out. #TheMoreYouKnow #Civics #Tariffs

Democracy takes a village. Join us. Follow @votedotorg for everything you need to know. #Community #CommunityBuilding #Democracy

Changing the U.S. Constitution isn’t just hard—it’s designed to be. With only 27 amendments passed out of over 11,000 proposals, the process ensures every change reflects a broad national consensus. Stability, not trends, is the goal. #Constitution #Amendments #Civics

Dr. Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech, is considered a pivotal moment in the Civil Rights Movement. About 75-80% of the attendees were Black, & the rest were from other racial & ethnic backgrounds, reflecting a diverse coalition for equality & justice. #mlkday2025

The U.S. presidential inauguration happens on January 20th, thanks to the 20th Amendment. Before this, presidents were sworn in on March 4th, leaving a long gap between the election and the start of their term. In the 1800s, slower communication and travel meant it took months for election results to be finalized and new officials to take office. By the 20th century, modern technology made this delay unnecessary, so the amendment sped up the transition process. Fun fact for our history buffs: The first president inaugurated on January 20th was Franklin D. Roosevelt during his second term in 1937! #TheMoreYouKnow #InaugurationDay #USHistory

The Speaker of the House isn't just a title - it's one of the most powerful roles in U.S. government. The Speaker decides what bills get debated, oversees legislative priorities, and plays a key role in shaping national policy. This critical position is chosen when the new Congress convenes (today - January 3, 2025) and is chosen through a vote by your representatives; proof that every election matters. #SpeakerOfTheHouse #DemocracyInAction #TheMoreYouKnow