Don’t give up now yall. In the King James Version Galatians 6:9 says: And let us not be weary in well doing; for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.
We can’t stop now. Let’s keep this momentum going. Soon we will see even more benefits of what voting for the right people can do. I know it doesn’t look like it, because of all the negativity surrounding us on a daily, but that’s what the devils job is; to show us everything wrong and why it won’t work, but I want you to think back to when Obama ran for office the first time.
Everybody thought that he would never win, but they never gave up. The second run they sho nuff thought he would never win again, but he did. Why? Because they didn’t stop and his motto was YES WE CAN!
My Pastor used to say that no matter who you are; if you standing on the train tracks, I guarantee the train will run you down, because of the momentum it has.
So I say this to say, our ancestors fought and died to vote and we can’t let the wheel of justice roll back down the hill by not using our God given right to vote.
Remember how much they said they LOVED John Lewis and what he stood for when he was living, but now that he gone, why won’t they pass the John Lewis voting rights act. FAKE!
Here’s what we NEED TO KNOW to vote in this upcoming election.
- Who’s running?
- For what?
- Who are they really?
- What positions do they stand for
- What do their position have to do with me?
Governors carry out laws.
Governors appoint judges.
Governors can push through policies or not.
Governors deal with discrimination.
Governors deal with environmental issues.
Governors deal with hiring freezes.
So in other words we need somebody who cares about the 99% dealing with climate change, can’t get a job, and being discriminated against in housing, schools, and banks, etc.
https://ova.elections.il.gov/
https://myvote.wi.gov/en-us/
Georgia My Voter Page
My Voter Page
The senator can confirm the president’s appointments or not.
The Lieutenant Governor is the state’s highest officer under the governor.
The attorney general is elected and is the head of the state Department of Justice.
The secretary of state works with foreign affairs and policies.
The state treasurer signs millions of checks per year from the states checkbook, and oversee how public money is spent.
A representative in congress is elected and serves the people for two years. They help constituents/people represent their district.
A member of the legislative assembly (MLA) is elected and represents the voters of a state .
The purpose of the Brown County Sheriff is to protect. They investigate, interview, interrogate criminals. They also process the crime scene, and do research.
The brown county clerk of courts maintains official court records.
