Everyone Must Vote. Discuss.
So, we all know the election is soon. Many of you are already voting. Some of us are still busy registering to vote. But hopefully everyone plans to vote, so that's why we're kicking off a mini-symposium about voting rights today. Attorneys from the ACLU and our state-based affiliates will blog about the current state of voting rights on local and national levels, and they'll be joined by a handful of voting rights experts and bloggers. So stay tuned for a great discussion of the state of voting rights right now. And if you're not in an early voting state, we'll see you at the polls November 4!
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