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You Deserve a Fair Election

November 5, 2012 by Laura Kacere Leave a Comment
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Wow, we can’t believe it’s almost here – Election Day is tomorrow!  Everything we’ve been working on for months is on the line. It’s time to cast your vote and make your voice heard. With the polls this close, every vote really does count – especially young women’s votes.  It’s time for us to hold [...]

Filed Under: Feminist Campus, Get Out Her Vote Tagged With: Election 2012, elections, electoral fraud, Get Out Her Vote, HERvotes, voting

Defending Roe in Mississippi

November 9, 2011 by Francesca Witcher Leave a Comment
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When I was asked to come to Mississippi about three weeks ago to organize students against Initiative 26 or the “personhood” Amendment I honestly did not know if we even had a chance of winning. The amendment could have made abortion illegal and banned most forms of birth control including the pill. With Mississippi being [...]

Filed Under: Abortion Access & Activism, Action & Advocacy, Birth Control Access, Get Out Her Vote Tagged With: abortion, Campus Team, Election, elections, Feminist Campus, Initiative 26, Mississippi

‘Twas the night before Election Day…

November 8, 2011 by Meghan Shalvoy 1 Comment
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…And all through Mississippi, the Campus Team and their amazing Students Voting No on 26 organizers were working their butts off to get out the vote. Many people, inside Mississippi and throughout the country, have been talking about MS i26 this past week or so. That’s primarily because it’s so extreme and dangerous for women [...]

Filed Under: Abortion Access & Activism, Action & Advocacy, Birth Control Access, Get Out Her Vote, Leaders & Government, Women's Health Tagged With: abortion, Campus Team, Election, elections, Feminist Campus, Initiative 26, Mississippi

How Well Did We “Get Out Her Vote?”

November 10, 2010 by Jacqueline Sun Leave a Comment
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The midterm elections have flown right by and we are all settling down from the excitement that came along. Many students nationwide mobilized to get out the vote and encouraged their fellow peers to be active citizens by casting their votes on election day.The Feminist Majority Foundation’s “Get Out Her Vote” campaign clearly laid out [...]

Filed Under: Get Out Her Vote Tagged With: Congress, elections, Get Out Her Vote, reproductive rights

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