Voting is important. Casting your ballot, whether at a polling station or your mailbox, is an act of power. That said, participating in the United States electoral process can be stressful. In this course, get a nonpartisan guide to managing election anxiety, creating a voting plan, and considering your civic responsibilities. Kim Wehle, a law professor who served as a legal analyst for CBS News, explains why your vote matters, as well as what the Constitution says about elections. She shares strategies for managing cognitive overload and communicating civilly about contentious politics. Plus, she helps you define what's important to you as a voter, discusses how you can fix the system as an individual, and more.


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