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Sign Up For Our Thank You Party

We're throwing a thank you party for both volunteers and general supporters of the Yes For Marion Schools campaign! Come by and enjoy good food and friends of public education. We'll talk about how we can sustain our campaign to ensure Marion County invests in its children and our future.

Click here to RSVP on our website.

If you're on Facebook, you can RSVP here.

Either way, we look forward to see you on Thursday, August 30th at 6pm at the Fort King Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall.

Last Chance! Find Your Polling Place

Election Day is Tuesday, August 14th. If you haven't voted by mail or voted at an early voting location earlier, Tuesday is your last chance to vote YES For Marion Schools.

Polls open at 7am and close at 7pm. To find your precinct and its polling location, go to http://www.yesformarionschools.com/precinct

That link will redirect you to the Marion County Supervisor of Elections Office where you can type in your address and find your precinct number. Click on the precinct number and the precinct's polling place and other information will be shown. If you have questions or have any difficulties, simply call the Supervisor's office at 620-3290. Their friendly staff will be more than happy to help you.

When you vote, you'll need to have a valid picture and signature ID (Florida driver's license, I.D. card, debit/credit card, military I.D., passport, student I.D., retirement center I.D., neighborhood association I.D., or public assistance indentification.) If you don't have a picture I.D., you can vote with a provisional ballot, which the canvassing board will determine the validity of.

At your polling place, you can request the assistance of a poll worker at any time.

Be sure to vote, and vote YES For Marion Schools on August 14th!

"It's what makes the whole thing go."

Nate Gilman is the proud of father of 5 children and 23(!) grandchildren. Nate understands that regardless of whether or not you have children or grandchildren going through school, what happens in all of our schools affects all of us. Watch Nate's video:

Public education is clearly everyone's responsibility, and we must ensure that our teachers and students have the resources they need to succeed. That's why a YES vote for Marion Schools on August 14th is so important.

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