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This document outlines a campaign to promote voter registration through various methods like posting informational materials in public places, conducting small group discussions, and using the internet to spread information. It also suggests making posters, banners, and handing out fliers to encourage qualified community members who have not registered to vote to enroll at election offices by October 31, 2009. The overall goals are to educate more young people about politics, increase the number of young voters, and help elect leaders committed to social reform.
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