Get-out-the-vote advocates in Montana are spending more time and money than ever to get young people educated about the elections and get them to the polls.
Get-out-the-vote advocates in Montana are spending more time and money than ever to get young people educated about the elections and get them to the pollsIn Montana young voters make
Nevada s early voting started this past weekend and will run through June seventh - with the June Primary Election taking place on Tuesday, June 11. Melody Judilla, deputy director of Silver State Voices, said she considers Nevada to be what she calls a "voter friendly state" - as it grants voters the option to either vote by mail or vote in-person at a physical polling location, something that isn t the case in every state. She contended that that Nevada s policymakers and election workers understand that voting is an effective way for Nevadans to make their voices heard. .
Get-out-the-vote advocates in Montana are spending more time and money than ever to get young people educated about the elections and get them to the polls. In Montana, young voters make up more than a quarter of the electorate. Nationwide, 63% of rural youths or about 30 million people are either infrequent or uncommitted voters. .
Ahead of the 2024 election, an undercurrent of Christian nationalism is lurking, GOP voters in North Dakota were recently polled about the dynamic between government policy and Christianity. The new poll from North Dakota News Cooperative found 71% of Republican voters in the state feel U.S. laws should be based on Christian values. .