The right to vote

Mujer Rgv understands the importance of talking about Mujeres & the power we have to change the outcomes of our election. Whether its state representatives, or presidential, we matter. 

In the beginning of the 1800’s women began organizing & fighting anyway they could to gain the right to vote. It took them decades to get the amendment to Congress. Some fought at the state level, others challenged male-only voting laws in the court & others used such as picketing, silent vigils, and hunger strikes. By the time the House of Representatives passed the amendment, on May 21, 1919, many of the women & supporters who began the fight for our rights had passed. 

Now where do we come into the picture? It is said that women are more engaged in politics then men, yet somehow we have  high chorionic non-voter numbers year after year. Many different problems come into play, our busy schedule, our place in the world; Mayne many of us feel like we wont make a difference. Whatever the case is, we know it’s time to start the conversation. We have about a week to get out there & perform our civic duty. Who we vote for affects us, our friends, our family, & of course, our children. 

It’s time we show up to the polls & start showing the world, Texas, & the Rio Grande Valley that MUJERES ARE HERE TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE. No Te Dejes Mujer, know you matter & know that people have been fighting for your right to vote gave up their time, money, & most of their lives in hopes that a women like you would be able to do the things that they weren’t allowed to. 
We have attached the Rio Grande Valley Voting polls below. You can vote anywhere in our county & curbside voting only take a few minutes, if that something you are interested. (We recommend) 

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Rgv voting polls