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Resources on Elections and Politics

On this page you will find Resources on Elections and Politics . If you have additional resources that you would like to submit for consideration for this page please email [email protected].

  • GW Votes
  • 2020 Primary Presidential Election Calendar
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  • How to Find Your Representatives
  • How to Register to Vote 
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  • Interactive Map: Presidential Primary Results  
  • List of FAQs About Voting
  • Navigating the Election Process for Students & First Time Voters
  • State Specific General Election Information
  • The 2020 Election and the Power of the Youth Vote 
  • The Campus Voter Project 
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  • Voting Resources for Young People  
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  • Election and Political Resources
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  • Black-Owned Businesses in the DMV Area
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