Interviews featuring voters who overcame barriers to vote. YES tells their inspiring voting stories. Get the help you need to cast your ballot.

The YES Campaign brings the power of voter story-telling to life. Here are the voices of voters, and of people in specific organizations that help them, telling us of their experiences as they work through particular situations in their journey to the ballot box.

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US.VOTE/YES casts an inclusive net to capture people who may not see themselves in the mainstream of voters. Diverse stories break down the barriers, myths, and questions that stand in the way of voters in complicated yet eligible situations.

Jul 29, 2024 · By voting “YES” on both referendum questions, you can restore your voice in state governance and ensure the responsible allocation of your tax dollars. Make your voice heard on August 13th—vote “YES” for a more transparent and accountable Wisconsin.”

Mar 25, 2025 · Natick voters now have a choice: Vote YES on Question 1 on March 25, 2025, or lay off teachers and other educators, delay road work, school and town building upkeep, and more. Natick’s people, neighborhoods, and proud history make us a great community.

We’ve chosen one story from each category covering situations ranging from the right to request an absentee ballot, voting while temporarily abroad, voting in a new state, voting without the requested voter ID, and more. We often hear about the complexity of voting.

Welcome to the Vote Yes! Eau Claire, official website. We thank you for taking the time to learn more about our campaign to promote the reasons why the 1849 Wisconsin total abortion ban should be repealed, so voters can make an informed choice on April 4th, so an accurate message can be sent to our state legislature about what we, the citizens ...

8 hours ago · A “yes” vote would be in support of the program and extending it for another 10 years, while a “no” vote would be in favor of ending the program after the current cycle’s projects wrap up.

A YES Vote Means: Stronger schools. Safer, updated learning environments. Efficient buildings, lower maintenance costs. Better career training opportunities. A brighter future for Wichita.