Military Voter Protection Project

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Protecting the Voting Rights of Those Who Protect Us The primary hurdle according to most experts is time.

Charleston County Launches New Voting Initiative, Vote in Honor of a Veteran 08/13/2015

When voting in honor of a veteran remember those serving abroad and their votes that are not counted.

Charleston County Launches New Voting Initiative, Vote in Honor of a Veteran Charleston County’s Board of Elections and Voter Registration (BEVR) announced a new initiative, Vote in Honor of a Veteran, in an effort to increase voter participation. The program encourages the public to vote in honor of veterans, who have made sacrifices in order to protect our freedoms and rig…

FVAP.gov 08/03/2015

When in doubt, direct your military voter to FVAP for additional voting assistance.
http://www.fvap.gov

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MVP Project 07/31/2015

Join the Military Voter mailing list at http://mvpproject.org and stay informed!

MVP Project With less than a month until state election officials will distribute absentee ballots to military voters, the time to request your absentee ballot is now. T

Secretary Grimes and county clerks work together to preserve military voting rights 06/13/2015

State and local elections officials went the extra mile to ensure military votes counted in the recent primary elections in Kentucky.

http://www.state-journal.com/latest%20headlines/2015/06/11/secretary-grimes-and-county-clerks-work-together-to-preserve-military-voting-rights

Secretary Grimes and county clerks work together to preserve military voting rights /latest%20headlines/2015/06/11/secretary-grimes-and-county-clerks-work-together-to-preserve-military-voting-rights

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