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The Campaign to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol in Colorado is coming down to the wire.
The latest poll shows Amendment 64 is ahead, but not by much, and that the turnout on Election Day is going to make or break it.
Have you voted yet? If not, please make a plan NOW to either vote tomorrow at your local polling place or to turn in your mail ballot in person.
Below is an email from the campaign that includes some important information about voting on Election Day, including your rights as a voter and what to do if you encounter any problems at the polls. Please check it out! And please be sure to spread the word to all the other voters you know in Colorado that we need their vote to make marijuana legal for adults in Colorado!
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This is it. Election Day. This is our best opportunity ever to end decades of marijuana prohibition and lead the nation toward a better future.
The pollsters and pundits are all saying the same thing: This election is ours to win if we show up on Election Day. If you vote, we win. If not, we don't. It's really that simple.
The polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. tomorrow. If you haven't already voted early, make a plan about when you're going to vote tomorrow.
And make sure to know your rights. Importantly:
* You need a state-issued ID, a passport, a student ID from a Colorado college, a utility bill or pay stub, or other government document that shows your name and address.
* If you've requested to vote by mail but haven't cast your ballot, bring your ballot with you to drop off. If you forget to bring your ballot, you can still vote after you sign an affidavit saying you won't vote twice.
* No matter what, vote. Even if you're at the wrong polling place or forgot your ID or utility bill, you can still vote with a provisional ballot, and your vote will likely count. You cannot be denied the right to vote if you're registered.
* If you get in line before 7 p.m., you have the right to vote. Do not leave your polling place until you have finished voting.
* If you run into any problems while voting, please call Just Vote Colorado's voter protection hotline at 866-687-8683.
Thanks so much for your support. Let's make history tomorrow!
News Hawk- TruthSeekr420 420 MAGAZINE
Source: E-Mail
Author: SAFER
Contact: mail@saferchoice.org
Website: Yes on Amendment 64: The Colorado Campaign to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol
The latest poll shows Amendment 64 is ahead, but not by much, and that the turnout on Election Day is going to make or break it.
Have you voted yet? If not, please make a plan NOW to either vote tomorrow at your local polling place or to turn in your mail ballot in person.
Below is an email from the campaign that includes some important information about voting on Election Day, including your rights as a voter and what to do if you encounter any problems at the polls. Please check it out! And please be sure to spread the word to all the other voters you know in Colorado that we need their vote to make marijuana legal for adults in Colorado!
_____
This is it. Election Day. This is our best opportunity ever to end decades of marijuana prohibition and lead the nation toward a better future.
The pollsters and pundits are all saying the same thing: This election is ours to win if we show up on Election Day. If you vote, we win. If not, we don't. It's really that simple.
The polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. tomorrow. If you haven't already voted early, make a plan about when you're going to vote tomorrow.
And make sure to know your rights. Importantly:
* You need a state-issued ID, a passport, a student ID from a Colorado college, a utility bill or pay stub, or other government document that shows your name and address.
* If you've requested to vote by mail but haven't cast your ballot, bring your ballot with you to drop off. If you forget to bring your ballot, you can still vote after you sign an affidavit saying you won't vote twice.
* No matter what, vote. Even if you're at the wrong polling place or forgot your ID or utility bill, you can still vote with a provisional ballot, and your vote will likely count. You cannot be denied the right to vote if you're registered.
* If you get in line before 7 p.m., you have the right to vote. Do not leave your polling place until you have finished voting.
* If you run into any problems while voting, please call Just Vote Colorado's voter protection hotline at 866-687-8683.
Thanks so much for your support. Let's make history tomorrow!
News Hawk- TruthSeekr420 420 MAGAZINE
Source: E-Mail
Author: SAFER
Contact: mail@saferchoice.org
Website: Yes on Amendment 64: The Colorado Campaign to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol
