In our day-to-day lives politics surround our world and as citizens, we have the right to vote. Being 18 years old, many are eligible to make that decision whether to...
As the 2024 presidential election dominates the news, the attention has turned to first-time voters, who now can change the future of the United States.
As the campaign heats up, contenders are seeking attention for the support of the new demographic. This upcoming election is expected to be one of the most major in recent history, with a wide range of issues at risk.
For first-time voters, the opportunity to take part in such an important election may be both exhilarating and frightening. Several people are ready to use their right to vote and make a difference, but they may be unsure how to begin.
The first step for new voters is to register to vote. Registering to vote can be done online, in person or by mail depending on the state.
In Kansas, you can register online and by paper. All deadlines for registration vary by state.
In Kansas, all three means of registration must be sent exactly 21 days before Election Day, which is Oct 15, Tuesday, for the general presidential election.
After registering to vote, voters should take the time to educate themselves on the different candidates and the key issues the candidates have a view on.
In the state of Kansas, primaries were held March 19 and Aug 6. The primaries are elections that political parties use to select candidates for a general election.
This upcoming election is a fantastic opportunity for first time voters to make their voices heard.
