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Young people have the potential to be a powerful force in elections, but only if they get involved and make voting a habit.
Learning about California government? Looking for a civic education textbook? Our new Guide to California Government (G2CG) is designed to engage and inform readers by emphasizing the public’s role in California government. This unique edition has handy info graphics explaining complicated structures of government, icons in the margins to link and highlight topics along with related Web sites so readers can find and access their government easily. Order it now.
Please take a moment to sign up for National Voter Registration Day 2016 now:
bit.ly/MyNVRD2016. If you sign up now, you'll be mailed a packet of posters, stickers, and a toolkit explaining how you can participate.
When: Tuesday, September 27th, 2016
Each political party has the option of allowing people who register to vote without stating a political party preference ("no party preference" voters, formerly "decline-to-state" voters) to vote in their presidential primary election.
Are you a “no party preference” voter?
If you checked “I do not want to disclose a political party preference” on the voter registration form, you will not get a ballot containing the names of candidates running for president. Your ballot will contain all other races and ballot measures.
Partnership to bring citizens in-depth, nonpartisan voting information that's easy to understand, all in one place
Check out the Easy Voter Guide in English, Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, and Korean online now. 
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