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IMPORTANT ELECTION INFORMATION Mail Ballot Voters IF YOU DECIDE TO VOTE AT YOUR POLLING PLACE, BRING YOUR MAIL BALLOT TO SURRENDER TO THE POLL WORKERS. JANUARY 25, 2016, ballots to voters. FEBRUARY

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1. Start by gathering all the necessary materials such as the voter information guide, a pen or pencil, and any additional resources or notes you may have.
2. Read through the voter information guide thoroughly to familiarize yourself with its contents. Take note of any important deadlines, key information, or instructions provided.
3. Begin by filling out any personal information required, such as your name, address, and contact information. Make sure to provide accurate and up-to-date details.
4. Follow the guide's instructions step by step. For example, if it asks you to list your preferred political party or choose candidates for specific positions, carefully complete these sections.
5. Pay attention to any additional forms or documents that need to be attached or submitted along with the voter information guide. Make sure to properly fill out and include any required materials.
6. Double-check your completed voter information guide for any errors or missing information. Ensure that all sections have been filled out accurately and legibly.
7. If any specific identification or proof of eligibility is required, ensure that you have included the necessary documents or information.
8. Once you have completed the guide, review it one final time to make sure everything is in order. Make any necessary corrections or additions before proceeding.
9. If there are any submission instructions provided, follow them carefully to ensure your completed voter information guide reaches the appropriate authorities.
10. Keep a copy of your completed voter information guide for your records.

Who needs a voter information guide group?

1. Individuals who are registered voters and are planning to participate in an election.
2. Community organizations or advocacy groups that aim to educate and inform voters about elections and the voting process.
3. Election officials or government agencies responsible for distributing voter information guides to eligible voters.
4. Political campaigns or candidates who may use voter information guides to provide voters with information about their platforms, positions, and endorsements.
5. Journalists or journalists' organizations who may use voter information guides to research and report on political races and campaign issues.
6. Researchers or scholars who study voter behavior or electoral systems and may analyze voter information guides as part of their research.
7. Organizations or individuals advocating for voting rights and access to information, who may use voter information guides to help empower voters and ensure a fair and informed electorate.
8. Voters who are interested in obtaining accurate and reliable information about candidates, ballot measures, and the election process.

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