Providing technical information and advice to policy makers allows them to make informed decisions about the quality of peoples' lives. One of the best ways is to participate in the upcoming elections. And it doesn't only mean voting on a presidential level. Local elections often provide the easiest way of becoming personally familiar with present and future policy makers. Register to vote .
Voting is the most important part of the election process.
On Election Day, policy makers find out if their constituents believe they're doing a satisfactory job, or not. You can obtain information on voter registration from your local Registrar of Voters or Board of Elections office, usually listed in the blue pages of the phone book or you can register in most states when you renew your driver's license. Vote in your state's primary . If your state hasn't already held its primary, mark the date on your calendar and vote. Many states require early registration for their primaries so be sure you're registered in advance.