Posted by 583pc on October 31, 2014 · Flag

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Together, we’ve put arts and culture on the political map. Over the past eight months, the Create the Vote coalition has elevated the issues of arts, culture, and creativity in the race for governor and MA House and Senate. And last Friday, over 450 arts and cultural organizations participated in Arts Matter Day, making a bold statement that arts matter in Massachusetts and should matter in this election.

Now, we all need to make sure the creative community turns out to vote on Tuesday, November 4.

Here’s what you can do in the final days leading up to November 4.

 

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Show that arts matter to you and should matter in this election by taking the #ArtsMatter pledge.

 

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Check out the candidates’ positions on arts and culture as you decide how to cast your vote on November 4.

 

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Check out our sample emails, newsletter blurb, graphic, and social media posts and help spread the word.

 

Look for your polling stations on Commonwealth's website.

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