Share your voting experience with the US League of Women Voters or attempt to inform them about other sites where problems voters had are listed.
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Election Day may be over but we’d like to hear about your voting experience. We’ve designed a survey to allow you to share your voting experience with the League. It is your personal story, Kathy, along with other statistics, that will provide the basis for Election Day 2006 follow-up. If you voted a provisional ballot, we want to remind you to follow-up with your local elections official because you may need to show ID or proof of registration in order for your provisional ballot to be counted. All states have a free access system for voters to use to find out if their provisional ballot was counted. For more information on provisional voting, please check the state specific information on www.VOTE411.org or call one of the free hotlines listed on our 5 Things You Need To Know On Election Day cards. We look forward to hearing from you and continuing our work to educate voters and improve the election system. Sincerely,
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Election Day Problems? Call Toll Free: Join Us in Making Democracy Work at www.lwv.org |
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Deanna Dee-Dee Taylor 