Be a U.S. citizen Be 18 years of age by the date of
the general, primary or other election in which you want to vote Reside in this state and at your
present address at least 39 days before an election. Peak & Prairie
Rocky
Mountain Chapter's
Online Newsletter
April / May 1998
To Vote for the Environment You have to Register To
Vote!
by Brian Mohr, SW Office
Voting is part of living in a democratic society. Voting is one way to express your
opinion about the environmental issues that you are concerned about. Whether you are
supporting a candidate who supports greater environmental protection, or a ballot measure
that would help to preserve open space, your vote counts!! The Sierra
Club is urging all of our members to register to vote if you aren't already. If you're not
sure, then find out. Registering to vote is as easy and important as tying your shoelaces.
Make sure to do it now, and get it out of the way. Once you register to vote, you stay
registered forever, unless you move or neglect to vote on a regular basis.
To Register You Must:
Be a U.S. citizen
Be 18 years of age by the date of
the general, primary or other election in which you want to vote
Reside in this state and at your
present address at least 39 days before an election.
Where to Register:
City or County Clerks
Office
Drivers License Bureaus
Any Library Call the Sierra Club
SW Regional Office at (303) 449-5595 and we'll send a voter registration card out to you.
Call the Sierra Club SW Regional Office at (303) 449-5595 and we'll send a voter registration card out to you. Questions? Not sure about your registration status? Call your county clerk and recorder - look in the front pages of your phone book. Hearing impaired people call The State TDD No. 1(303) 894-2389.
The environment needs your vote!!!