ANNAPOLIS, MD – Governor O’Malley today highlighted the many ways Marylanders can register to vote and the importance of participating in the 2014 elections in Maryland. The deadline to register to vote for the 2014 elections is Tuesday, October 14, 2014.
“Government works best when more people participate at the ballot box,” said Gov. O’Malley. “We’re doing more, not less, to give young people, the mentally disabled, our military, and so many others the opportunity to make their voices heard in their communities, and exercise what Dr. Martin Luther King called, ‘civil right number one’ — the right to vote.”
Over the last seven years, the O’Malley-Brown Administration has taken action to expand access to voting, and to make the process simple and easy for all eligible voters in the State of Maryland. Governor O’Malley proposed and signed legislation allowing for same-day registration in the 2016 elections. In 2011, he signed legislation establishing online voter registration, and since implementation, the system has registered over 70,000 voters. During the 2012 election cycle, 108,000 Marylanders used the system to register or modify their voter registration.
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5 comments:
One of the few things the Governor and I agree on.
Register and vote....
Be careful who you vote for and why.
If you want more of what the governor and his trusty sidekick have given us - please ignore this post....
Without a voter id requirement I'm voting - more than once in more than one place. hahahaha.
And I'm not voting for Brown.
no O'Malley Everyone really shouldn't vote. i'll get a lot of flack for this but I don't care. Clueless, ignorant, uninformed, illegals, dead people and on and on should Never vote. period.
I'm with 12:57 on this one....if you're on welfare, you shouldn't be allowed to vote - to continue getting welfare.....
Vote early and vote often.
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