To vote or not to vote: that is the question. Under the U.S. Constitution, voting is not only a right but it is also a privilege. Voting is your way of letting your voice be heard. It's your way of saying "I want change." Do your research and be informed about the candidates. Does the candidate you're voting for stand for the things that are most important to you? It's your way of letting the world know that you are here and you matter. In this episode, the hosts discuss and debunk some myths about black voters. Do blacks vote? When do blacks vote? Statistics show that many black voters are more enthusiastic about voting when they feel that issues that directly address their communities are addressed. The black vote is a powerful vote and should not be taken for granted.
Regardless of who you vote for and whichever party you identify with, make sure you exercise your right to vote and shout to the world that your one vote counts. The After29 hosts will show you just how important ONE vote really is. But, in order to vote you must first be registered to vote. Every state has different laws governing how to register to vote and the various ways you are allowed to vote for more information on voting, registering to vote, casting ballots, polling places, early voting and voting deadlines please visit one of the links below. See you at the polls on November 3rd, 2020.
