Thursday, August 9, 2012

Tell Us What You Think (From Project Vote Smart)

                                 
We've made some impressive changes to our homepage at www.votesmart.org, check them out now!

There's a lot of information o
votesmart.org. And people use us for a lot of different reasons. But as we get closer to the election and start to see more and more first-timers coming to our site (please tell your friends!!) we started to think about what really makes Project Vote Smart valuable in an election year. We decided that being able to quickly and easily find the people you're going to be voting for in November (as well as tons of information about them) is our #1 feature.                 

That's why now when you go to votesmart.org you'll see our main search bar
front-and-center, so you can find your elected officials and those wishing to replace
them – fast – just by entering in your zip code or mailing address.
 Or if you've heard about someone or something in the news and want to do some research, you can type in a representative's name, or even a keyword, and find out everything you wanted to know and more.

Change can be hard. If you ever have questions, concerns, or comments about our new website design or any aspect of what we do, please don't hesitate to contact us by emailing us at comments@votesmart.org or by calling 1-888-VOTESMART.

And please make sure to tell your friends and family about Project Vote Smart. Tell them to sign-up for our email updates by simply visiting our homepage. Tell them about the power of VoteEasy. Tell them about how they can support our mission by becoming a contributing member.

But most importantly, tell them to Vote Smart this, and every, election year.
                                                                                                                                                                                         
Sincerely,   
                                                                                                      
Carly Griffin                                                                      
Development and Communications Director                                                
Project Vote Smart

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