Radio Public Service Announcements (PSA)
Below is a series of radio Public Service Announcements developed by LWVCC members to announce upcoming election-related dates and information. The League will likely use these PSAs for the current election season. The MP3 recordings are from 2022 and are provided here so you can hear how they sounded. The text explanations are still correct; all we do is change the dates each election season. The dates are current for the 2025 Municipal Consolidated Election. Members of the pubic are welcome to download these texts and change the dates as needed.
The PSAs were developed by LWVCC Voter Ready team members Joan Volkman and Sara Kelley, with assistance from Voter Ready co-lead Ann Prisland and from Elizabeth Hess, host of the podcast I Have to Ask . . .
For more information, contact the Voter Ready team.
The PSAs were developed by LWVCC Voter Ready team members Joan Volkman and Sara Kelley, with assistance from Voter Ready co-lead Ann Prisland and from Elizabeth Hess, host of the podcast I Have to Ask . . .
For more information, contact the Voter Ready team.
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Why Vote (49 words)
Want a voice in the issues that affect your everyday life? Plan to vote in the April 1 Municipal Consolidated Election, or vote early by mail or in person. Register, be informed, vote. Brought to you by Champaign County League of Women Voters. Your vote! Your voice! It counts! |
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How to Register (46 words)
Are you a first-time voter or have a new address? To register or update your information, go to champaigncountyclerkil.gov. Be ready to vote in the Municipal Consolidated Election April 1. Brought to you by Champaign County League of Women Voters. Your voice! Your vote! It counts! |
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Be an informed voter (43 words)
Decisions elected officials make affect our lives. Before you vote in the April 1 Municipal Consolidated Election, be informed! Check out the nonpartisan Candidate Guide at votechampaign.org. Brought to you by Champaign County League of Women Voters. Your voice! Your vote! It counts! |
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Voting Options (57 words)
Choose how you vote in the April 1 Municipal Consolidated Election! In person at an early voting site or on election day. Or request a mail ballot. Return it by mail or through a secure drop box. Learn more at champaigncountyclerkil.gov. Brought to you by Champaign County League of Women Voters. Your voice! Your vote! It counts! |
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Voting Options (79 words)
Voting in the April 1 Muncipal Consolidated Election lets your voice be heard! Vote in person at an early voting site or on election day. Or, request a mail ballot. Return it using the Postal Service or by using one of the secure drop boxes in Champaign County. To learn more about how easy and secure it is to vote, visit champaigncountyclerkil.gov. Brought to you by League of Women Voters of Champaign County. Your voice! Your vote! It counts! |
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How to Register (69 words)
Voting in the April 1 Municipal Consolidated Election is a way for your voice to be heard! If you are a first-time voter or have a new address, register or update your information now — online, on paper, or in person. The Champaign County Clerk’s website has all the official information at champaigncountyclerkil.gov. Brought to you by League of Women Voters of Champaign County. Your voice! Your vote! It counts! [Note: the last day to register using the paper form is March 4 . The last day to register online is March 16. So if you want to use this text, suggest you do that before March 4. People can also register to vote and vote on the same day starting March 12 at Brookens, and March 24 at early voting sites around the county. |
