Be an American voter

My friend Sue and I have been working on a brochure to hand out when we do voter registration drives.  We have learned a few psychological tricks on persuading people to vote, and I thought I would run the first page of the brochure by you and see what you think.  (It’s directed at people in Carbon County who are not registered to vote.)

Here it is:

Be an American voter.

It’s a two-step process:

1.  Registration is easy.

You can pick up a form at the DMV or call the Registrar’s office at 570-325-4801.

You can also register by email at <register.votesPA.com>.

2.  Voting is easy.

Carbon County has 51 separate voting districts.  (For example, Jim Thorpe has five.)  Each district has a polling place open on ElectionDay from 7 a.m. until 8 p.m.  Poll workers are there to assist you.

You can also vote by “absentee ballot” if you are out of town or if you have a physical disability.  People who vote absentee mail in their ballots.