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VOTER REGISTRATION AND STATE RESOURCES

Click on a state below to view its voting and state resources.

Federal Government

Here are some Federal Government resources that should be helpful to get you started.

Community Resources

Take a look at our community resources page that offer a starting point for you to discover ways to contribute and invest in our communities.

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It’s Your Government

Find out who your elected officials are, and how to you can connect with them.

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FIND YOUR ELECTED OFFICIALS

On Common Cause, there are tools to help you find your Elected Officials, how to contact them, bills they’ve introduced, committees they serve on, and political contributions they’ve received.

FIND YOUR ELECTED OFFICIALS

VIEW A SAMPLE BALLOT AND GET VOTING INFORMATION

View a sample ballot and learn where candidates running for office in your community stand on the issues. One you click through to the website, you’ll need to enter your address to get accurate sample ballot information.

VIEW SAMPLE BALLOT

TRACK LEGISLATION

GovTrack.us is here to help you track legislation being debated in the United States Congress. Once on the site, all you need to do is enter your address to find your representatives and senators to get alerts. You can also find legislation that affects you.

TRACK LEGISLATION

SEARCH CONGRESS

Congress.gov is the official website for U.S. federal legislative information. The site provides access to accurate, timely, and complete legislative information for Members of Congress, legislative agencies, and the public. Use the form below to search Congress.gov

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Why Lead Without Authority?

Anyone can lead others and inspire change. Throughout history, people who are considered some of our greatest leaders were not given authority by any organization, power, committee or group. They just led from where they were. They saw an urgent need and felt like something needed to change. These people took bold steps to respond to a great need in a way that attracted others and helped people to see an opportunity for change.

Leading is not just for people in positions of authority. Leading is for all of us.

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