Which Candidate Represents Your Position?
If you do not vote, your position won’t be heard!
"Never doubt that a small group of committed citizens can change the world. In fact, it's the only thing that ever has." - Margaret Mead, Anthropologist
ADVANTAGES OF U.S. CITIZENSHIP
- The right to VOTE
- Security from anti-immigrant laws
- Security from removal
- The right to live or take long trips outside the United States
- Special rights and protections when traveling outside the United States
- An unquestioned right to return to the United States
- The ability to bring other family members to the United States (faster than you could as a permanent resident) or to pass citizenship to your children
- The right to apply for public benefits
This is one of the most important times in US History.
It’s important that your voice be heard. Below you will find the Advantages of becoming a US Citizen and one of them is your right to VOTE. Do not delay applying, become a US Citizen before the elections.
TOP 5 REASONS TO BECOME A CITIZEN AND VOTE
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In honor of those who struggled for civil rights, women's suffrage, immigrant rights and the ideals of justice for all whose diverse voices are essential for our nation's moral health and community vitality. Freedom needs affirmation. Voting is a way to assure that our rights are protected by strengthening the voices of those for whom rights are sacred and need to be defended.
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In honor of those in our military who courageously fight wars and our law enforcement officers, firefighters and emergency workers who respond to our needs and defend the peace at home. Those who sacrifice their personal well-being in the name of our safety and security deserve our respect. Voting is a way of giving them and their families our vote of confidence in their heroism.
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To be a good example to our children and grandchildren by exercising the right to vote as a symbol of our faith in democracy. By voting we send a signal of the importance of the choices we as adults make to secure a better future for ourselves, for our children, and generations who will follow.
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Voting is our society's great equalizer. No matter our station in life, income, or social status, every citizen over age 18 has the same power of one vote.
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Regret is preventable. November 8th is one day too late, and "could have, should have" are sorry alternatives to acting. Have a "no excuses" attitude by committing to vote, ask others to join us in voting, and promote a positive approach to making a difference among family, friends and colleagues. Don’t delay, become a US Citizen today.