When students at Emory University registered to vote this year, they were faced with two main campus options for guidance: The Emory Votes Initiative, a university-administered program for nonpartisan voter education, or Emory Young Democrats, a student-run club and chapter of the Young Democrats of Georgia.
Georgia’s Young Republicans don’t have a chapter at Emory.
What seemed like one of the only inconsequential choices in a consequential election could potentially cost young voters their ballots.
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