David HoggVerified account

Yaaaay ! Way to go Sahar

In many places, 17 year olds may be able to register if you will be 18 by the time of the next election, including primaries--check your local policies! Info on voter registration here: https://www.usa.gov/register-to-vote …

More resources for people who want to learn how to register to vote, how to overcome barriers that might make voting a challenge, and how to advocate for change: https://www.eac.gov/voters/resourcesforvoters/ …

How does it feel to be the poster boy for the assault on the 1st and 2nd Amendment in America?

How does it feel to share a child with your sister?

You have to be registered to vote first. If your state has "open primaries," you don't have to declare yourself as Rep, Dem, or Ind but do have to choose one primary to vote in. If your state has "closed primaries," you have to join one of the parties and can only vote in 1/

. . . that primary. In the general election, like in November 2018, you don't have to be part of any party. Your ballot shows candidates from all parties and you choose from all. You can still vote in the general November elections even if you didn't vote in the primary.

In some states, you can vote at 17 in the primary, as long as you will be 18 before the general election. http://www.fairvote.org/primary_voting_at_age_17#facts_17_year_old_primary_voting …