Girl Scouts encourage mere citizens to go vote | Lexington Herald Leader

Girl Scout Troop 866 members, from left, Rosemary Carruthers of Henry Clay High School, and Riley Day and Lilly Hogan of Tates Creek High School, participated in their Captain America-themed booth at Tates Creek Library recently for Promise To Vote. Girl Scouts of the Wilderness Road Council and other councils across the U.S. participated in activities to remind voters to go to the polls on Nov. 8 and vote. Girls also participated in voter registration drives and awareness activities this fall during the Promise To Vote campaign. — Girl Scout Troop 866 members, from left, Rosemary Carruthers of Henry Clay High School, and Riley Day and Lilly Hogan of Tates Creek High School, participated in their Captain America-themed booth at Tates Creek Library recently for Promise To Vote. Girl Scouts of the Wilderness Road Council and other councils across the U.S. participated in activities to remind voters to go to the polls on Nov. 8 and vote. Girls also participated in voter registration drives and awareness activities this fall during the Promise To Vote campaign. Photo provided

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This story was originally published November 14, 2016 at 9:53 AM with the headline "Girl Scouts encourage more citizens to vote."