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Voter education

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First-Time Voter Guide

Everything you need to register, make a plan, and cast a confident ballot.

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Election basics

How Primaries Work

A practical guide to open, closed, and semi-closed primary elections.

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Districts

What Is Gerrymandering?

How district boundaries are drawn—and why those lines matter.

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Offices

What Does a U.S. Senator Do?

Understand the powers, responsibilities, and six-year term of a senator.

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Offices

What Does a Member of Congress Do?

From writing laws to helping constituents, here’s what representatives do.

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How Congressional Districts Work

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