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We want women members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to run for public office. Let us help you get started!

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"Use your voice and your power to articulate what you know and feel." — Sharon Eubank

Early voting is opening across the country. Your voice belongs in this election. 🗳️

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The 2026 general election is Nov 3 — and your voting plan starts now. 🗳️ Check your registration, find your early-voting dates, and preview your ballot at your state's official election site.

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"One person can and does make a difference. It's not hard to make a difference in our state and our form of government."

— Deidre Henderson, Lieutenant Governor of Utah

October = election season. Be the one person.

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It's National Voter Registration Day! 🗳️

Take 2 minutes: register — or double-check your registration — at your state's official election website. Then ask one friend to do the same.

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"Sometimes I think we discredit our volunteer experience as not real experience because we weren't paid for it."

— Karen Peterson, Utah State Representative

Your volunteer résumé IS a leadership résumé.

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"Have confidence in them, and then they're going to have confidence in themselves."

— Cyd LeMone, Pleasant Grove City Council

Mentor a future leader. Your belief becomes her courage.

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"They're not going to necessarily come knocking on your door. You got to go and knock on that door."

— Ann Mackin

September is for building your base. Whose door will you knock on this week?

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November is coming. 🗳️ Take 2 minutes today to register to vote — or verify your registration is current — at your state's official election site.

Courage over fear starts with showing up.

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"When you actually reach out or you get to know somebody, you usually find that you have more in common than not."

— Rachelle Price, Rocklin USD Board of Trustees

Reach out first. It changes everything.

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"A pothole isn't a Democrat or a Republican pothole. It's just a pothole that needs to be filled."

— Candace Andersen, Contra Costa County Supervisor

Disagree on politics, agree on potholes. Local service unites.

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"There's nothing to be afraid of. Not a thing. Not a darn thing."

— Rebecca Casper, former Mayor of Idaho Falls

August is about courage over fear. What would you do if fear weren't a factor?

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Civic trivia: Jeannette Rankin became the first woman elected to the U.S. Congress in 1916 — four years before women nationwide could vote.

Who inspires you to stay engaged?

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"A lot of people just have to be asked. I rarely had someone say no once I asked."

— Cyd LeMone, Pleasant Grove City Council

Consider this your ask. 🗳️

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"One person can and does make a difference." — Deidre Henderson, Lieutenant Governor of Utah

Why faithful women belong in the public square. Read the full post: https://t.co/YW1RJxoCZ2

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Merrilee Boyack ran for office and lost — then ran again and won in a landslide. "Losing is not a failure. Losing is a learning process." Read the full post:

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What would you add to the list???

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What motivates you to make a difference in your community?

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Which ones are you using right now?
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You've got this!!

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Watching the Olympics is a reminder that any success requires so much failure.

If you want to make a difference, you'll have to be uncomfortable. But you can do it!

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