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How Students Can Cut Through the Noise and Own Their Ballot

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For many college students, election season can feel like a distant noise: a flurry of yard signs, confusing legislative changes and campaigns that seem disconnected from everyday life. Between midterms, jobs and the constant scramble to balance school and finances, finding out how to vote, where to vote and who to vote for can feel overwhelming.

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