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Harry · Oct 7th, 2004, 10:02 AM

Hi to all our U.S. readers.

I think it's important that every individual living in the United States and with the right to vote should do his/her duty this November. Unfortunately, many don't even know how to register for voting; others don't even know that they must register. Living in U.S. gives you the chance to vote not only for your country, but for the world entire. Millions of destinies will change according to the results of these elections. If I could, I would like to vote twice.

Please follow the links for more information. You are responsible to your country and to the rest of the world. If you are uncertain about whom you should give your vote to, read some books, read newspapers, talk with your friends, even on this forum. You can also watch GOOD TV shows about the elections, but only from as many channels as possible.

Congress.org
Federal Election Commission
Act For Victory
MichaelMoore.com (includes state by state information.)
I Want To Vote (if you really need to use this service, please check carefully the documents you receive.)

If you find problems registering or voting, use this thread to ask more information.

Oct 7th, 2004, 10:02 AM	#1
Harry Administrator Joined: Jan 2002 Location: Here Posts: 1,222	U.S. Members - Voter registration deadline is near Hi to all our U.S. readers. I think it's important that every individual living in the United States and with the right to vote should do his/her duty this November. Unfortunately, many don't even know how to register for voting; others don't even know that they must register. Living in U.S. gives you the chance to vote not only for your country, but for the world entire. Millions of destinies will change according to the results of these elections. If I could, I would like to vote twice. Please follow the links for more information. You are responsible to your country and to the rest of the world. If you are uncertain about whom you should give your vote to, read some books, read newspapers, talk with your friends, even on this forum. You can also watch GOOD TV shows about the elections, but only from as many channels as possible. Congress.org Federal Election Commission Act For Victory MichaelMoore.com (includes state by state information.) I Want To Vote (if you really need to use this service, please check carefully the documents you receive.) If you find problems registering or voting, use this thread to ask more information.