For newly naturalized U.S. citizens, what is the most convenient way of registering to vote?
371759
Go to the DMV. (Although there is nothing convenient about the DMV).\n\nYou may also give a call to your local Democrat or Republican party headquarters for more information.
871251
Some sort of identification should be required. Some places require more than others--some as little as a paid electric bill of an apartment rented, some require a picture ID.  At least the voter registration card should be shown when asked for.
972715
Knock on doors and speak to people in person, let them voice their concerns and frustrations and listen. have a voter registration drive.
794326
Your question is very vague, but I will try to explain it to you.  There are two ways to become a US citizen upon birth - Jus Soli and Jus Sanguia.  They translate to "birth on American Soil" and "birth by blood".  The "American Soil" one is self explanatory, but the birth by blood is a little more complicated.  It pretty much means that if at least one of your parents is a US citizens and had resided in the US for more than 14 years, but you were born abroad (in a foreign country), you were still entitled to US Citizenship.  There usually involves more to it than that, but those are the basic laws.\n\nThe other way is to Naturalize.  You have to be 18 years old and a legal permanent resident for at least five years to do that.
791690
That's too funny--- hope your state allows you to register and vote at the same time.\n\ncheck your state's secrectary of states web site--- I'm sure ID and proof of address is necessary.
955954
In your county or parish, you should register first. The location will be based on your residential address. \n\nLook up the "Department of Elections" or "Supervisor of Elections" on the internet or in the phone book. Call there and find out what you need to do to register to vote. \n\nIf you are not registered, you cannot vote. If you are registered, just call the aforementioned government offices to get directions to your assigned voting precinct. Good Luck!!!
252011
I would contact the registrar of voters for the county where you will be living to determine if you can legally do this.  Chances are that you will need to wait until after you move their to register.
750954
Use the most basic common sense you have.  Obey all rules, regulations and laws.  Be responsible specially for your own actions and words.  Enjoy your new citizenship yet never forget your mother land and her beautiful custom.  Be proud of yourself but do not be overbearing.
744928
The Roman Model is best. Citizenship should be earned through a combination of  low cost college civics courses AND either military service or a domestic peace corp. type organization. You ought to give a little before you have the privileges of being a citizen.
1027967
I know that you cannot do that. Moreover, obtaining your voter registration on line would dilute the intent of having a voter registration card. \n\nAt this time of year, departments of elections are backlogged with purging poll lists of people who have moved or changed their names. They are backlogged with re registration of people who have moved or changed names. \n\nSo the best thing to do is to call or visit the elections office in your county and ask if they could please send it along.
150348
The Mexican Consulate. In order to have dual citizenship you must have been born in Mexico, and then become a naturalized citizen. It is not a rare request and they do offer it after paying fees and providing the required Documentation. Is this so you can vote in Mexico?\nThere may be other ways to gain dual citizenship, such as generation clauses, but you would have to investigate that further.
189835
Depending on the state you live in, registering to vote and or having a drivers license is a way...it may make a few years to get summond, I registered to vote when I was 18 and was never summoned until I was 21.
1284
Your registration does NOT expire even if you don't ever vote.\n\nYour registration DOES become invalid if you move.  You need to re-register everytime you move.
782775
The only prerequisite that you have to meet is to be a born or naturalized citizen. Other than that, there are MANY ways to be a "true American".
109741
You want to scare the politicians which is what will need to happen.  You can start this simple plan.\n1) Get nearly 100% of voting age population to vote.\n2) Write letters to the editors of newspapers accross the country.\n3) Write to you elected officials.\n4) Call your elected officials.\n5) E-mail your elected officials.\n6) Remember you can do more on a local level, however if all local levels are taken care of the National Level will take care of itself.\n7) Get involved personally in a campaign or run for public office yourself.\n8) Start to elect a cross section of the population to the Federal Positions and not exclusively millinaires.\n9) Register people to vote and take them to their polling place if need be.\n10) Remember that one vote counts.\n\nNow if you get enough people to do this all accross the country then you will find that yes one person does make a difference.  We have the makings of the best system in the world we just need to have full participation in it.  The squeeky wheel gets the grease.
775757
you need to be a U.S. citizen to get a U.S. passport.
766293
I'd like to see that happen. In my state, you have to be registered a month ahead of time. I find this prevents a lot of younger people from voting because it's usually their first election and they either don't know you have to wait or just lose track of time.