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Young voters are registering and participating in elections more than previous generations, and their involvement could impact the results of the upcoming election. The deadline to register to vote for the 2012 election is October 8th, and students can register on the Piedmont College campus with Gay Neighbors in room 202W of an unspecified building.
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