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Lily Furgeson (she/they)

It’s easy to get overwhelmed when it comes to politics, but even when the odds are stacked against us, the power to initiate change remains in our hands. Contributor Lily Furgeson shares how taking some time to check your voter registration and starting to research the local stuff early, like candidates for your state representative and city council, makes voting can be easier when the time comes. Even if you’re not sure about it now, don’t take yourself out of the game. Make sure your voter registration is accurate and up to date so you can make that choice in November!


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