YearWeVote
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Photo credit: @MarchForOurLives
UPDATE:
Wow. The march in D.C. was absolutely breathtaking. I'm still processing how wonderful it was.
With your (continued) help, we were able to pass out 46,000 stickers (!!). Marchers across the country wore them - including our resident badass: Emma Gonzalez :)
This is only the start. We have given the country a visual representation of the support for gun control in the US. Now, we go to the polls. Midterms are closer than you think, and this fight is far from over. Young people must show up at the polls in record numbers this year - and, if the 800 marches across the world were any indication, we will.
Our greatest power is at the polls. Vote them out.
#YearWeVote #MarchForOurLives
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I'm a junior in high school and I'm voting this November. Many of you will be, too. And many more in 2019, 2020 and on.
These stickers are our way of telling politicians that we will soon be at the polls to vote - whether that is to keep them in office or to kick them out.
$8,000 will buy at least 50,000 stickers. We expect a half million students to march in DC alone. Help us raise the money to get them all stickers by donating and spreading the word!! The more money we can collect, the more stickers we will print.
Any money we do not use for stickers will go to organizations fighting for gun control.
Email me at [email redacted] with any questions, concerns or ideas. And go to YearWeVote.com to download PDFs of the stickers to print yourselves!
And please donate. Every penny counts :)
Thank you!
Marlena
[email redacted]
#YearWeVote https://twitter.com/YearWeVoteStix
http://yearwevote.com/
Note: Because I am not yet 18, my mother, Marah Stets, is the beneficiary for this campaign. She is not making any profit :)
UPDATE:
Wow. The march in D.C. was absolutely breathtaking. I'm still processing how wonderful it was.
With your (continued) help, we were able to pass out 46,000 stickers (!!). Marchers across the country wore them - including our resident badass: Emma Gonzalez :)
This is only the start. We have given the country a visual representation of the support for gun control in the US. Now, we go to the polls. Midterms are closer than you think, and this fight is far from over. Young people must show up at the polls in record numbers this year - and, if the 800 marches across the world were any indication, we will.
Our greatest power is at the polls. Vote them out.
#YearWeVote #MarchForOurLives
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I'm a junior in high school and I'm voting this November. Many of you will be, too. And many more in 2019, 2020 and on.
These stickers are our way of telling politicians that we will soon be at the polls to vote - whether that is to keep them in office or to kick them out.
$8,000 will buy at least 50,000 stickers. We expect a half million students to march in DC alone. Help us raise the money to get them all stickers by donating and spreading the word!! The more money we can collect, the more stickers we will print.
Any money we do not use for stickers will go to organizations fighting for gun control.
Email me at [email redacted] with any questions, concerns or ideas. And go to YearWeVote.com to download PDFs of the stickers to print yourselves!
And please donate. Every penny counts :)
Thank you!
Marlena
[email redacted]
#YearWeVote https://twitter.com/YearWeVoteStix
http://yearwevote.com/
Note: Because I am not yet 18, my mother, Marah Stets, is the beneficiary for this campaign. She is not making any profit :)
Organizer and beneficiary
Marlena Tyldesley
Organizer
Silver Spring, MD
Marah Stets
Beneficiary
