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Will 2018 be the year of the young voter? These organizations are trying to make it cool to vote

PHOTO: Felicia Stewart, left, Alli Summerford, center, and Jenn Gray pose together.
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3 female candidates lean on each other as they run for 1st time in Alabama

PHOTO: Voting machines at polling station.
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No excuse not to vote: How to score a free ride to the polls this Election Day

PHOTO: United We Dream organizer and DACA recipient Damaris Gonzalez.

These college students can't vote, but they're dedicated to getting others to the polls

PHOTO: Female Candidates to Watch during Midterms: Stacy Abrams
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Women are running for office in historic numbers. Here are 10 female candidates to watch.

PHOTO: "GMA" asked people "Why it Matters" to get out and vote during the 2018 midterm elections.

Why it Matters: Here's what's inspiring these Americans to vote

PHOTO: Jamia Wilson on why it matters to vote this election.

Why it Matters: Jamia Wilson says 'people fought and died for your right' to vote

PHOTO: Attendees stand during the Women's March Anniversary "Power To The Polls" event, Jan. 21, 2018, at Sam Boyd Stadium in Las Vegas.
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Closer Look: 3 times as many Democratic women on the ballot this year

PHOTO: Clay Aiken explains what's driving him to vote this election.

Former 'Idol' star Clay Aiken on why you should 'show up' on Election Day

PHOTO: Dozens of women attend an EMILY's List training on how to run for office and run campaigns.
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With women running in record numbers, female campaign managers are riding the ‘pink wave’ too