Visit the Nuclear Advocacy Network's voter information website
If there's one lesson to be learned from recent elections, it's simply this: every vote counts. Critical elections on the local, state, and even national levels can be won or lost over a very few votes. The 2010 elections are already underway, and it's important that nuclear professionals do all that you can to participate and make your voice heard.
The Nuclear Advocacy Network (NAN) has provided nuclear professionals with NAN Votes - www.NanVotes.com - to offer every resource needed to prepare for the 2010 elections. Start by filling in a zip code to access everything from voter registration forms to information on your candidates. Remember, your vote is one of the most important tools you possess to help make a difference.
Click here to take action!
The Nuclear Advocacy Network
In 2008, the American Nuclear Society joined forces with the North American Young Generation in Nuclear (NA-YGN), Women in Nuclear (WIN), and the Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI) to create the Nuclear Advocacy Network.
The Nuclear Advocacy Network is an independent, web-based portal designed to facilitate communication with federal policymakers in Congress and the administration. Additional information is provided at the NAN website.
