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Foot Locker stores will turn into voter registration sites - DefenderNetwork.com

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Foot Locker is turning all of its U.S. stores into temporary voter registration sites, the company announced on Friday. In encouraging its core Gen Z consumer base to vote on Election Day, the athletic footwear and apparel giant is partnering with the nonprofit voter outreach group Rock the Vote to install voter registration hubs at […]

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