Learn Why Your Vote Counts on "YourVoteMatters.com"

Visit YourVoteMatters.com online.

With the 2004 presidential election quickly approaching,
YourVoteMatters.com wants you to know that your vote does count
and can make a big difference in this upcoming election. To
learn how a single vote--your single vote--can change the
outcome of an election, click here:
http://ga1.org/ct/WpqEh741qpZW/Why_Vote.

By taking part in this election, you will have a hand in:
*Deciding who will lead this country

*The appointment of three Supreme Court justices

*The appointment of 180 federal judges

*How the national budget will be spent

*The defense of America

YourVoteMatters.com provides you with the resources you will
need to educate yourself about the politics involved in this
election and help you decide who will make the best decisions
for your future.

It also targets young Americans for active participation in the
political process, keeping them abreast of issues that may not
specifically affect them today, but may shape their tomorrow.

Remember, in order to make your vote matter, you have to be a
registered voter. If you are not already a registered voter,
YourVoteMatters.com urges you to register to vote on:
http://ga1.org/ct/W1qEh741qpZb/Register_to_Vote.

Additional Information:
Take a stand and VOTE! For more information, contact
YourVoteMatters.com via telephone: (202) 544-6499, e-mail:
info@... or postal mail:

YOURVOTEMATTERS.COM
611 Pennsylvania Ave, SE #253
Washington DC, 20003

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