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Fulton County Voter Education Outreach Team visits Spelman College

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The Spelman Student Government Association and Bonner Program collaborated to educate students on voter eligibility, methods of voting, and the upcoming presidential election, with the goal of increasing voter turnout and preventing voter suppression bills from adversely affecting the process.

The post Fulton County Voter Education Outreach Team visits Spelman College appeared first on The Atlanta Voice.

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