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by AMAC — The Association of Mature American Citizens

Learn How to Protect Senior Voters in Care Facilities

Learn How to Protect Senior Voters in Care Facilities

Large roll of I Voted Today stickers ready for voters in the US elections with senior mans hand
Large roll of I Voted Today stickers ready for voters in the US elections with senior mans hand

Mature Americans who reside in nursing homes face challenges when exercising their right to vote. Age-related issues present special circumstances that can make the process of voting for seniors confusing and hard. This creates scenarios where seniors rely on and trust others to help them vote. Unfortunately, these situations make conditions ripe for voter fraud.

AMAC Action and its coalition partner, the Election Integrity Network (EIN) work to protect the ballots and political voice of seniors both at home and especially in residential facilities. We encourage you to join a virtual workshop to learn how to protect vulnerable voters in nursing homes, assisted living facilities, senior independent living housing, and other care facilities from being exploited during each election cycle. These sessions are collaborative and interactive and include providing usable resource materials for attendees on every call.

Please click here to view workshop availability and to register for the session that best fits with your schedule. Feel free to contact Kerri Toloczko at kerri@electionintegrity.network if you have any questions.

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AMAC Action is now calling on the Senate to swiftly pass the bill. At a time when hundreds of billions of taxpayer dollars are lost to fraud each year, the Deporting Fraudsters Act represents a necessary and long-overdue step toward restoring accountability. Ensuring that those who abuse the system are removed from the country is not just sound policy – it is a basic obligation that lawmakers have to the American people.

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