Associated Students of UC Riverside (ASUCR)

Today is the deadline to register to vote online! If you are already registered and you need to make a change to your voter registration, you can re-register to vote! Register @ castudentvote.org

Monday, October 19th is the last day to register to vote online. If you haven’t already registered, and you are eligible to vote, please take three minutes to register right now. You can register by going to castudentvote.org
If you are already registered, please take a minute to check your voter registration status. All registered voters in California will automatically receive their ballot in the mail this year, so you want to make sure you are registered with the correct address. Many students were temporarily displaced due to COVID-19, so you will want to make sure you still have access to the address you used to register with.
Finally, check out vote.ucr.edu to find more information.
We have a chance to make a real impact in local, state, and federal elections if those of us that are eligible to vote are registered and ready to go!

The deadline to fill out the census is this Wednesday, September 30, 2020. We challenge you do your own research. What you will find is that the census has an effect on everything in your life. Counting everyone is critical to ensure that our region has the funding necessary to give our communities the resources they need. Do your part! Fill out the census and tell your friends and family to do so as well. Only one person per household has to do it for the entire household. It takes 10 minutes and it will have an effect on everything for the next 10 years! Go to 2020census.gov to fill it out!

Please see the official statement from ASUCR President Julian Gonzalez regarding UCR Commencement Changes.

We would love to hear your thoughts here: https://forms.gle/k8HkCfbZVaXaVeTJA

If you would like to support our petition, please sign here: http://chng.it/NvmYj9bM

Hey Highlanders! Are you interested in securing solutions to student issues by advocating elected officials in state and federal government? Lobby Corps is a committee in that aims to increase student representation in policy-making by lobbying in Sacramento and D.C. to invest in transformative student-sponsored legislation, increased higher education funding, and expand important student services. Apply by October 16 at bit.ly/LobbyCorpsApp!