Are You Registered to Vote?

Elections,

The deadline to register to vote in the November 4 General Election is less than a month away. If you are not a registered voter, you need to register soon if you want to vote in the upcoming election.

The Arkansas Secretary of State has some very useful information on its website. To register to vote in Arkansas, you must:

  • Be a U.S. citizen.
  • Be an Arkansas resident (residing in Arkansas at least 30 days prior to the first election in which you will vote).
  • Be age 18 or turn 18 on or before the next election.
  • Not be a convicted felon whose sentence has not been discharged or pardoned.
  • Not be presently adjudged as mentally incompetent as to your ability to vote by a court of competent jurisdiction.

Among other places, you can register to vote at your local public library, county clerk’s office, or revenue office. You can also download a registration form and mail it to the Arkansas Secretary of State (click here to download).

How do I know I am registered to vote? If you are uncertain whether or not you are registered, do not wait until the election to find out! Visit VoterView.org to check your voter registration status right now.

After you have registered to vote, be sure to go to www.ArkansasVotersGuide.com to learn a little bit about the candidates you will see on your ballot this November.

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Order Printed Copies of the Arkansas Voter’s Guide Today

Arkansas Voter's Guide,

As we wrote last week, the 2014 Arkansas Voter’s Guide is now online. Anyone in Arkansas can see how candidates running for office answered our survey questions simply by going to www.ArkansasVotersGuide.com. However, we realize sometimes it is convenient to have a hard copy of the guide. That’s why for a limited time you can order printed copies of the voter’s guide absolutely free.

Ordering a printed voter’s guide makes it easy to:

  • Show the guide to friends at work;
  • Share with your church or Sunday school class; and
  • Distribute at social or political group meetings;

The Arkansas Voter’s Guide is not partisan and is 100% 501(c)(3)-compliant, meaning churches and ministers can share it with their congregants. Because the guide does not favor one candidate over another, any voter should be able to use it to cast an informed vote, regardless of their political affiliation.

Click here to order printed copies of the Arkansas Voter’s Guide today. If you have any questions, please call our office at (501) 375-7000.

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Sandra Fluke’s Failed CA State Senate Campaign

Elections, Healthcare,

Sandra Fluke is the young woman who testified prominently favor of the HHS mandate that forces religious groups to pay for contraception and abortion-inducing drugs.

Her testimony asserted colleges and universities across the nation should provide contraceptives to students under student health plans as a necessity for “women’s health.” You can see her testimony here.

Fluke announced her bid for U.S. Congress on February 4th of this year, but the next day she changed her mind, deciding to run for a California State Senate seat instead. Lifenews.com recently posted a story on her unsuccessful bid for California public office.

What’s surprising: Sandra Fluke had the most name-recognition of any candidate in the race, but her campaign did not even force a runoff.

Click here to read more.

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