2024 Voter Guide
Your vote can prevent the next mass shooting.
Use your voice- it matters now more than ever.
Here’s your guide to get to know your candidates, understand their positions on the issues most important to you, and make a plan to vote accordingly.
Make a plan to vote, i.e. in person, absentee, mail in, etc.
Know your Congressional District to best determine which candidates are on your ballot for U.S. House of Representatives and U.S. Senate
Now comes the fun part… Call your candidates
Script (for calling or emailing): Hello, my name is __________ and I am a voter in your district. My #1 issue is gun violence prevention and reinstating a federal assault weapons ban. I’d like to know how the candidate would vote on this issue?
Extra Credit: Were you able to get confirmation or details on a candidate’s position on a federal assault weapons ban? Please share with us at hello@wemarchfourth.org
FAQs
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It is up to you what specifically you want to hear from the candidate, but be advised that some may try to conflate general gun control, mental health or Second Amendment rights in their answer. You can re-direct and say you just want to know about an assault weapons ban stance (if that is your objective for the call)
Click here to familiarize yourself with the facts if you want to engage more openly on your call.
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Whatever makes you comfortable. A phone call would allow you to have a dialogue, particularly if you feel they have not answered your first question directly (i.e. deflected to issues of mental health, position on the 2nd amendment, etc.)
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We are working hard to keep our directory up to date! But things change frequently, especially leading up to the primaries. Balletopedia.org is a good nonpartisan resource. Click on the link and follow to your state for a list of confirmed candidates by district.
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