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Make your vote count…

“Make your Vote Count” is an informative card, published in 1984 by the Oklahoma State Election Board, intended to stimulate Oklahoma electors to exercise their votes in the August 28, 1984 Primary Election, the September 18, 1984 Runoff Primary Election, and the November 6, 1984 General Election. The informative card simply exposes the days of the elections and the samples of valid markings to make one’s vote count.

December 31, 1983

Election Material

Civic Education Material

Now what can I do?

“Now What can I do?” is a voter pamphlet, issued in 1984 by the Oklahoma State Election Board, in lead up to the 1984 Primary, Runoff Primary and General Elections and intended to inform Oklahoma voters about the procedures to be followed when voting, such as place and way of correctly exercising one’s right to vote. Additionally, it provides brief descriptions about the school elections, municipal elections and primary elections in Oklahoma.

December 31, 1983

Election Material

Civic Education Material

Seleccione a Un Candidato

December 31, 1983

Election Material

Civic Education Material

Speaking Up

“Speaking up” is a voter pamphlet, issued in 1984 by the Oklahoma State Election Board, in lead up to the 1984 Primary, Runoff Primary and General Elections, intended to stimulate voters to exercise their right to vote. The pamphlet simply answers to the basic questions one has about voting, such as the reason why one should vote, who, when and where one can register to vote.

December 31, 1983

Election Material

Civic Education Material

Your State Board of Elections

“Your State Board of Elections” is a pamphlet printed in 1984 by the State Board of Elections of Illinois which provides information on how the State Board of Elections was created, how it functions and what are some of its responsibilities and duties in the state of Illinois. The purpose of the document is to raise awareness of the functioning of the State Board and to encourage citizens to be more active in elections by registering and voting.

December 31, 1983