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Voting Instructions for AccuVote Touch Screen Voting System
This piece, distributed by the Prince George’s County Board of Elections, walks voters through a step by step process of how to vote in the year 2002 elections. The flyer describes the new “AcuVote Touch Screen Voting System,” the new voting machine that will be used for the September 10 primary and November 5 general elections.
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DemoMemoria
“Demo Memory” is an informative leaflet, available in Spanish, believed to be issued in 2002 by the Electoral Institute of the Federal District of Mexico and intended to explain to the Mexican youth the implications of democracy-related concepts. Additionally, the leaflet contains a glossary and an adaptation of the “MEMORAMA” game.
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District of Columbia Candidate Qualification and Ballot Access Guide
“District of Columbia Candidate Qualification and Ballot Access Guide” is a guide, produced in 2002 by the D.C. Board of Elections and Ethics, which informs the reader of new voting processes, necessary candidate qualifications, and the redrawing of voting districts that will be important during the elections to take place in the year 2002. Both primary and general elections are set to take place in the USA in 2002 and candidates will be running for offices such as United States Senator and Representative, Mayor of the District of Columbia, Chairman of the Council, Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner, and President of the Board of Education.
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Election Day Participation for High School Students
“Election Day Participation for High School Students” is a political flyer produced by the Fairfax County Electoral Board in 2002 which encourages high school students to participate in the election as workers such as “Election Page” or “Officer of Election” is Virginia, USA. The flyer does not explicitly mention the type of election referred to but it is believed to be the 2002 Mid-term election for US Senators and Congressmen.