You can vote on campus… If you are a full-time _______student, you can register and vote on campus! You may register ahead of time or at the polls,

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You can vote on campus… If you are a full-time _______student, you can register and vote on campus! You may register ahead of time or at the polls, just bring your student ID along with your license. This can happen because the town uses the location of your Residence Hall as your legal address. Add information specific to your campus and state voting requirements…

Dont be uninformed, you want to know who youre voting for, this person may or may not be running the country come January.

Democrat, Senator of Illinois Democratic Presidential Candidate

Republican, Senator of Arizona GOP Presidential Candidate

Democrat, Senator of Delaware Democratic Vice Presidential Candidate

Governor of Alaska GOP Vice Presidential Candidate

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