Our Sacred Right and Responsibility to Vote
This Tuesday, November 4, we have the opportunity to participate in one of our most sacred rights as Americans — the right to vote.
This is a message about civic engagement, about responsibility, and about the power each of us holds to shape our communities and our future.
I write not to tell you how to vote, but to urge you that you should vote.
Every position on your ballot matters. The gubernatorial race will shape our state's trajectory. The statewide legislative contests will determine policies that touch your daily life.
But democracy isn't just practiced in Trenton or DC. It lives and breathes in our neighborhoods.
- The local mayor is responsible for keeping our streets safe and clean.
- Your municipal council representatives determine if that pothole on your block gets filled, if that park where your children play gets maintained, if small businesses on your corner can thrive.
Author's summary: Vote to shape your community.
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