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Voter Education for Women
The participation of women in the electoral process is key for democracy. The provision of voter education can be an important tool for encouraging women to vote in elections and to assist them in making informed decisions about their vote.
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Consolidated Response on Working with Women Candidates and Women Voters During Elections
This consolidated response highlights tools used to empower women candidates, such as providing training, working with political parties, using affirmative action measures,and holding outreach campaigns. The consolidate response also provides several recommendations on how to reach out to women voters before and during elections, proactively engage women in voter registration, and hold voter education campaigns targeting both women and men.
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