Party Of Lincoln

Features Party Of Lincoln

The Party of Lincoln app is a non-partisan resource guide, a place where you will be able to register to vote, change your party affiliation and get candidate information during election season—both nationally and locally.
There is a fact-checker feature so you can know which political claims are lies.
POL app will also feature call-to-action videos and civics lessons to remind you of what’s at stake.
Over 20 ways to take political action directly from the app!
Act:
· The Karen Hunter Voting Rights Petition
· Check Voting Guide
· View Election Map
· Register To Vote
· Change Party Affiliation
· Research Your Local Politics
· Run For Office
· Contact Members of Congress
· Contact Local Election Office
· Track Congress Legislation
· Automate Your Political Activism
· Check Facts
· Check Polls
· Check Voter ID Laws
· Check Your State’s Redistricting Guidelines
· Check The Constitution
· Take the Civics Practice Test
· Become a Poll Worker
· Make A Freedom of Information Act Request
· Report Issues in Your Neighborhood
· Grade Members of Congress

Learn:
Get powerful civics and history lessons from our own historians, legal experts and political activist

Share:
Keep up to date on links, quotes, and stories relating to the candidates and the political cycle through our Twitter feed.

Ballotpedia:
Research your federal, state and local elected officials and stay abreast of major public policy through the No.
1 online political encyclopedia.
You can also contact your elected officials through Ballotpedia.

The Party of Lincoln is a movement established to remind “we the people,” that we are still in charge.
Corporations are not people, people are people and through The Party of Lincoln we will show those running for office what that means and how our vote matters.
We will honor the memory and courage of Abraham Lincoln as we will Reclaim, Restore and then Re-imagine the United States of America.
We can no longer sit on the sidelines and complain about this nation.
It’s time to roll up our sleeves and get busy building the America we wish it to be.
Knowledge is power.