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Summit County Libraries Host National Voter Registration Day Event

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Library locations throughout the county will host registration drive thrus.

It’s National Voter Registration day today and Summit County libraries have set up drive-thrus for people to register. 

Local organizations including the League of Women Voters have helped organize the effort. Outdoor tables will also be set up at library locations from 12-2 p.m. and 4-7 p.m.  

Carol O’Connell is President of the League of Women Voters of Hudson. Her group, as well as , have come together for the first time to encourage registrations.  

“Our biggest push is to have people make a voting plan, O'Connell said. We’re wanting people to really think through what their voting options are and which one works best for them.”

Absentee ballot request forms will also be available at the libraries.

In the eight years since the designation of National Voter Registration Day, more than 3 million people have registered. 

If people are unable to visit one of the library locations, they can visit  to check registration, register to vote and request an absentee ballot.

Kelsey Paulus is a Junior studying journalism at Kent State University. She is pursuing her Bachelor’s Degree in journalism with a minor in design. Along with interning for WKSU, Kelsey is also a co-producer of TV2’s kentcore and a designer for A Magazine. She is an aspiring music journalist and hopes to work in the magazine industry someday.