#6: Becoming a More Active and Informed Voter – Mary Dunne, Ballotpedia

 
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Mary Dunne is a Communications Associate for Ballotpedia. She spent several years dedicated to national and then global humanitarian work before her lifelong interest in politics led her to pursue a degree in Political Science. Mary is based out of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where she lives with her partner and their three dogs.

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Episode #6:

Mary Dunne is a Communications Associate for Ballotpedia. She spent several years dedicated to national and then global humanitarian work before her lifelong interest in politics led her to pursue a degree in Political Science. Mary is based out of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where she lives with her partner and their three dogs.

In this episode we talk about everything you need to know when voting from registration to elections. Furthermore, we dive deep on how to become an active voter, and how to properly assess your candidates.

Our goal is to offer unbiased fact based information that acts as a starting point for you to get involved and have a larger positive impact on your community. When it comes to civic and community leadership most of us don't know where to start and we definitely don't feel we have all the facts. That’s why each episode of The Civic Leader goes beyond the headlines to bring you facts and data points that will help you understand the role of business, government and its citizens to solve society's greatest challenges.

Episode breakdown:

1:45 Mary Dunne’s thoughts on diplomacy, voting, and the election process 

4:15 Registering to vote  

9:15 Where to go on Election Day  

12:30 What to bring when voting  

16:30 Researching a candidate  

23:45 Ballot Measures   

30:45 Poll Workers   

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