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One of the first ways you can become civically engaged in your community is by registering yourself and others to vote! It’s vital that people eligible to vote exercise their right to vote in a free and fair election. This guide will show you how to register to vote!
Why Voting Matters
For people of faith, it is important that we are civically engaged so that we can advocate for the good of our communities and neighbors. One of the first ways you can become civically engaged in your community is by registering yourself and others to vote! It’s vital that people eligible to vote exercise their right to vote in a free and fair election. Voting is the first step in getting your voice heard in your community. By working to elect someone who reflects your values, you help build a community that cares about all of its members and their ability to thrive.
If you’re a U.S. citizen, there are multiple ways you can register to vote, but the rules vary state-by-state. To be safe, it’s best to register as soon as possible. You can visit sojo.net/vote (in English) or sojo.net/vota (en español) to find more information on the easiest way for you to register. You can also learn more about your elected officials and candidates in upcoming elections.
Registered to vote and searching for what to do next? Many of our neighbors are being systematically restricted from being able to vote through voter suppression. Now is the time to exercise our civic discipleship and ensure that every U.S. citizen, each made in the image of God, is able to vote in a free and fair election. Help others register to vote at sojo.net/vote or text "Sojo Vote" to 40649.
Join the Faith-Rooted Advocates Network, a community of faith that cares deeply about justice and works to build a better world together. Learn more at sojo.net/FRAN.
