Poet Taylor sits down with Maryland Governor Wes Moore on Midday Shenanigans on WPGC 95.5 for a conversation about voting that goes beyond simply telling people to get out and vote.
LISTEN NOW: Governor Wes Moore
From everyday costs and who has the power to change them, to how communities can make their voices heard and what accountability should look like after Election Day, we're asking the questions that matter.
Campaign promises are one thing. Results? Let's talk.
Midday Shenanigans with Poet Taylor | WPGC 95.5 FM
PS... Before You Head to the Polls Tomorrow, November 3 Village!
Cuzzins, don't walk into the voting booth surprised by what's on your ballot! Take a few minutes tonight to research the candidates, understand those ballot questions, check your polling location, and make your voting plan.
Here are three helpful, nonpartisan resources:
Find your polling location, check your voter registration, learn about voter ID requirements, and explore what's on your ballot.
Check your registration, locate your polling place, find voting deadlines, and preview your sample ballot through Vote.org's ballot tool.
Politicking App — Co-founded by Wen-kuni Céant
Created by Howard University graduates Wen-kuni Céant and Jordan Wilson, Politicking is a voter education platform designed to make politics easier to understand.
Explore candidate and elected-official information, local ballot questions, political news, and voting resources. Its educational features also help explain political terminology, government processes, and what ballot measures mean.
Because understanding WHO you're voting for is important, but understanding WHAT you're voting on and how those decisions affect your everyday life matters, too.
And remember, Village: Democracy doesn't end when the polls close. Stay informed, ask questions, and hold your elected officials accountable.
Need help at the polls? Call the nonpartisan Election Protection hotline at 866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-8683).
Your vote. Your bills. Your right to ask, “Okay, but what have you DONE?”
Your vote. Your bills. Your right to ask, “Okay, but what have you DONE?”
