Please RE-BLOG this image and remind 5 friends that you can still register to vote in 19 states! Register to vote and get more info at www.ourtime.org/vote

In case of color-blindness…

10/26/2012: Alabama

10/27/2012: Iowa *,  New Hampshire *

10/31/2012: Vermont

Deadline has passed, however it is still possible to register to vote (see map image for more detail):

Connecticut 

D.C. *

Idaho *

Illinois

Maine *

Minnesota *

Montana *

Nebraska

New York

North Carolina

Rhode Island

Washington

Wisconsin *

Wyoming *

*States marked with an asterisk allow non-registered voters to register to vote at the polls on election day 

Tune in shortly after the debate for Debate Watch 2012, a discussion of issues impacting young voters. Featuring commentary from Our Time, Rock the Vote, Politic365, and Own the Vote. Check it out here right starting at 1030pm Eastern Time http://ph.ly/otv

Check it out! Usher designed this awesome, exclusive ‘vote’ TEE. Love it. Hope you do too.

You can see it here: www.ourtimetees.com

The Future Is Yours.

Watch the video with will.i.am here.

Then Register to Vote here.

Go now.

WOW. We’ve registered more than 100,000 voters this week… and it’s only Thursday! We wanted to pause briefly and thank everyone who shared, blogged, tweeted, and emailed www.ourtime.org/vote to their friends.

There are way, way too many people to list here but we are incredibly grateful to every one who pitched in. It made a big impact. And it’s not over— you still have a few weeks to make sure your friends, family, fans, followers, and fellow Americans register to vote 

david:

Just registered to vote for the first time

Yes — I’m 26, and this will be my first time voting.

I’ve made plenty of excuses over the years — usually that I don’t have stamps — but I’m getting my shit together.

Our brush with the political process kicked me into gear this year. It was empowering and enlightening to fight alongside politicians that, in fact, represented us.

Looking forward to November. :)

THE FACTS:

1. You’ll find easy instructions on ourtime.org.
2. In 12 lucky states, you can do the whole thing online.
3. For everybody else, just print and mail the short form!
4. People of the gender you’re interested in
   are interested in people who vote.

election:

TUMBLR TUESDAY: REGISTER TO VOTE EDITION

Does it feel like election day is still ages away? It’s not; in fact, early voting began for half of the country this week. And for half of the country, if you’re not yet registered in just two weeks, you’ll lose the chance to vote entirely. That’s what happened to 6 million Americans in 2008; this year, we’re participating in National Voter Registration Day to help make sure you’re not left out.

If you’re in the US, you should see the button above on your Dashboard; click it to register through our friends at Our Time.

No matter how you feel about politics, remember that your vote has the power to make a difference for at least one critical candidate or ballot measure on your ticket. If you don’t participate in the voting booth, you allow others to make important decisions for you.

Need some inspiration? Check out this gorgeous GIF campaign from MTV’s Power of 12, a new video from the cast of Workaholics, and a gallery of voting-inclined celebs at HyperVocal.

For more info, follow National Voter Registration Day on Tumblr, or track the tag #925NVRD. You can register in person at an NVRD meetup happening near you, or phone in any questions to the Election Protection Hotline at 1-866-OUR-VOTE.

And even if you’re already registered, please reblog this post to ensure none of your followers miss it!