Central Arkansas Confidential: OMG, y'all gotta vote!

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OMG, y'all gotta vote!

OMG! So one of my friends, (who is 30!) has never voted in an election. Ever. Yeah. Seriously. I know, it took me a minute to be all like, "What? I mean seriously?"

Well, that being said and after a long speech in which I chastised for not voting and her duty as an American to be heard, I sent her to the following, which are pretty nice little sites by the Arkansas Secretary of State's office. Way to go Charlie Daniels and company:

Get out there and vote Arkansas!

CHECK TO SEE IF YOU ARE REGISTERED TO VOTE

HOW TO REGISTER TO VOTE IN ARKANSAS

This post was written and approved by Central Arkansas Confidential. "I'm Mr. Rickey, and I approved this post, because I typed it. Vote!"

Posted by Mr. Ricky on January 24, 2008 03:44 PM | Permalink

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