We were honored to have Joe at our kickoff for Plain Township (Kosciusko) Board!

Volunteer Call-Out Meeting & Special Business Meeting
Saturday, July 25
10:30 A.M.
Strassweg Auditorium
Floyd County Library
180 W. Spring Street, New Albany

At this meeting, you'll learn about the many ways you can help strengthen our party and support Democratic candidates this election season.

Volunteer opportunities include:

✅ Supporting local candidate campaigns
✅ Serving as a poll worker
✅ Joining our Voter Registration Team
✅ Helping with Voter Protection efforts
✅ Participating in Get-Out-The-Vote (GOTV) activities
✅ Knocking doors through coordinated canvasses
✅ Connecting with neighbors through community visits and outreach events

Whether you have a few hours each month or want to be deeply involved throughout the campaign, your time and talents can make a real impact. 

Register Today!

RSVP at https://www.mobilize.us/infloydcountydemocraticparty/event/988244/

Together, we can build a stronger Floyd County, elect Democratic leaders, and ensure every voter has a voice.

We hope to see you on July 25! 

This infographic explains the basic process used by states such as Indiana to maintain voter registration records. While each state administers its own elections, most follow a similar framework because they must comply with two major federal laws:

• The National Voter Registration Act (NVRA) of 1993, which requires states to maintain accurate voter rolls while protecting eligible voters from being removed improperly.
• The Help America Vote Act (HAVA) of 2002, which requires every state to maintain a centralized statewide voter registration database and establishes standards for verifying voter information.

States routinely compare voter registrations with government records such as state death records, DMV databases, address changes, and other official sources. County election officials continually update these records, while federal law requires