Register to Vote 2004
VOTE or NOT? should not be a question you ask yourselves this election. Ranking beautiful people may be fun, but choosing the next President or Congress is serious business — if you can participate, please do. If you’re eligible to vote but haven’t yet registered, register now. Then show that you plan to vote by joining the crazy contest from Jim and James at HotOrNot, who are giving away $200,000.
We want you, and every person that is eligible, to vote. This is something we feel passionate about. We know we’re just 2 guys, but we believe that 2 guys with a good idea who are willing to work hard and put their time and money where their mouths are can make a difference.
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In a nutshell, we’re doing this because we care, and because we can. We also like the idea of doing this because nobody else has done it before, and we like to do crazy, new things.
Yes, it’s viral marketing, but it’s for a good cause. We need to raise voter participation beyond its past, dismal levels. If Jim and James can put up $200,000, the least we all can do is fill out their sign-in form and get to the polls (or absentee ballots, if you don’t trust your county’s electronic voting systems).
I register to vote
Iâve been putting off updating my voter registration until just a few minutes ago, when I decided to put off an even more boring task by updating my voter registration. First stop, http://www.chooseorlose.com. Flash animations, cheering teens, techno music….
Trackback by Vastly Important Notes — September 21, 2004 @ 8:53 pm
Register to vote!
Voting is important, if you have not done so already, be sure to register to vote. The upcoming election is so important, it will define which direction our country will go for years to come. There are major issues that will touch everyone of us, so …
Trackback by Jerry's Blog — September 26, 2004 @ 9:58 pm
I am chnging my address. My new address is going to be 330 Ravoux St. St. Paul, Mn 55103.
Comment by Ahmed Yousuf — September 30, 2004 @ 9:32 am
i need to know if i’m registered or not because i want to vote!
Comment by su won moore — November 1, 2004 @ 7:37 am
If you don’t know whether you’re registered, your best contact is your county elections official. If you think you’ve registered, go to the polls. Even if they don’t have updated registration records, every state should permit you to cast a provisional ballot, which will be counted if you are in fact registered.
Comment by Wendy — November 1, 2004 @ 7:45 am