There’s plenty of reasons why Millennials and Gen Zers should go to the polls this mid-term election — that’s if you haven’t voted early already. The propositions range from reproductive rights to arts education, and several state specific issues that can affect the future.
Not only that, these general municipal elections determine who will be the U.S. Senator, and who will govern the state finances, superior courts, community college and unified school districts, and more. The last thing you want to do is not be part of the conversation and complain later.
If you are voting on Tuesday, Nov. 8 and need a quick guide to help you understand the election races, check out this pretty neat wrap up for California voters from KCRA News.
Fox 26 Houston also provides a brief explanation of propositions. Other local news channels may have similar breakdowns of the mid-term elections that’s available on YouTube.
Registered voters can vote by mail as long as their mail-in ballots are postmarked by Nov. 8. Voters can also drop their votes off at a drop box or voting location. Lastly, voters can go to their local polls to cast their votes.
