Taking Informed Civic Action

Beyond voting, citizens can take part in civic life in many other ways, including contacting elected officials directly, joining or supporting a civic or advocacy organization, attending a public town hall or local government meeting, and serving on a jury when called. Taking informed civic action also means evaluating the reliability of information about a candidate, policy, or issue before acting on it, since not every claim encountered during an election or policy debate turns out to be accurate.

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