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Unit 1: Laying the Foundation

E Pluribus Unum?: Can we still be 'out of many, one.'

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Testimony on Proposed Regulation No. 1

Philadelphia Board of Ethics

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Committee of Seventy Releases Philadelphia Resolution 1

New Platform for a Stronger Local Democracy

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SEVENTY LAUNCHES NEW 1-855-SEVENTY HOTLINE

Will Offer Year-Round Customer Service on Elections and Voting

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Lesson 1: Ideology and Party

What issues matter to you? Does a political party align with your views? (45 minutes)

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Lesson 1: Make Your Plan to Vote

There are several ways to cast your vote. Students will consider which is the best way for them to do so.

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Commemorating 60 Years of the Voting Rights Act

Join the Philadelphia Bar Association and the Committee of Seventy for a special evening marking the 60th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act. This commemorative program will feature a keynote address by Professor Akhil Reed Amar, Sterling Professor of Law and Political Science at Yale University, one of the nation’s leading constitutional scholars.

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Lesson 1: Who Is Running For Office? Researching the Candidates

While students wait for their mail-in ballot or to vote in-person on Election Day, they can find out what offices and candidates are on their ballot. (45 minutes)

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Lesson 1: Is the right to vote guaranteed?

It's not as simple as you think. (20 minutes)

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General Assembly Moves Primary to June 2, but 1.2 Million Voters Still Shut Out

Bill passed to protect election, but 1.2 million voters still shut out

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