For Use: Battleground State Voter Support Guides

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by Capt. Seth Keshel

My fantastic researcher, Cherisse Wright, and the operator of the Election Education Telegram page, Erica Engelhart, have created the materials contained in this post. These items are designed to serve as field aids for voters in critical battleground states around the nation.

You are entitled to a free and fair vote, and so long as you are legally eligible to make your voice heard and attempt to do so as allowed by the laws of your state, you are also entitled to the assurance your right to do so will not be hindered by any means by anyone who may seek to deny you the free exercise of this sacred right.

If you are denied a ballot, told you already voted, or are otherwise hindered from voting, you should call your county sheriff and ask their office to respond and take a formal report. Depending on your location, your outreach may also include the local police department. Either way, do not consent to your own disenfranchisement and simply put your head down and walk away.

Here are your support guides for the various battleground states:

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