When it's time for the voter registration/get out the vote drive, maybe we can make us of Electing a US President in Plain English by Common Craft.
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We definately should think about using it. Maybe we could play it on the TVs around campus every now and then, and especially on breaks.
The Common Craft website has an updated version of this video. (The one I linked here has an incorrect number for Kansas.) If you plan to use this video, double-check that the one you're using the one which shows 4 districts for Kansas.
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