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The right to vote is a powerful part of our responsibility — and privilege — as U.S. citizens, and Skidmore encourages civic engagement among all members of the College community. Our constitutional rights to vote, assemble and express ourselves freely are essential to the democratic process.

This website was developed to serve as a resource for all faculty, staff, students and members of our broader Saratoga Springs community, who wish to learn more about how they can actively participate in the political process this election year, while respectfully engaging with colleagues, classmates and community members through meaningful opportunities and dialogue.

 

 

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News, Events & Activities

Explore virtual events and in-person happenings, and find out where to find the Votemore voter registration table on campus.

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Resources & Information

Learn how and where you can vote to ensure you can successfully exercise your rights. Learn more about registering to vote, mail-in voting, and voting locations.

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Faculty Experts

Skidmore's diverse faculty experts are available for media interviews on a wide range of election-related issues including voting by mail, the American presidency, political marketing and many other general election topics.

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Skidmore in the News

Catch up on faculty experts in the news and other ways Skidmore and members of our community are sharing their knowledge and voices.

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