It's election time! Many of us forget our high school civics lessons about how the electoral college works or how many Congressmen make up the House of Representatives and how often they are elected.
Don't let the process keep you away from the voting booth. You can learn more about the election process, the candidates, political parties, and more by clicking on the links provided in this guide.
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Voter Turnout in the United States, 1788-2009 by These websites will help you to register to vote, and to learn more about the voting process. Whether it is your first time to vote or you just need to be sure where to cast your ballot, these websites will guide you there.
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