Public Invited to a Voter
Registration Drive at Lincoln Heritage Museum
Lincoln College student hopes to help
fellow students and community members become active voters
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[January 30, 2016]
LINCOLN
- The public is invited to attend a voter registration drive
Tuesday, February 2, at the Lincoln Heritage Museum on the Lincoln
College Campus. All non-registered voters in Logan County are
encouraged to attend and complete voter registration forms.
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Ashley Poole, Lincoln College sophomore and Student Senate
Representative, initiated the event. Poole has a passion for
politics and became a certified deputy registrar in January.
Volunteers will be available at the drive to help attendees fill out
voter registration forms and complete the process to become a
registered voter. Poole says she wants students and the community to
understand the importance of voting.
“The registration drive is to ensure that we are making a real
change by getting students and members of the community more active
in their government” stated Poole. “Only about 18% of my generation
votes, so I think it is important that we get involved and vote so
our interests can be reflected in our government.”
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Along with the voter registration drive, a mock election will take place in the
atrium for Lincoln College students to experience the voting process during an
election.
In celebration of the voter registration event and Lincoln Heritage Museum’s new
exhibit coming in February, “Nation’s Choice”, admission to the museum on
February 2 will be discounted to $4 with extended visiting hours.
The voter registration drive and mock election is from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
[Christina Xamis, Lincoln College] |