Single women will likely decide the outcome of the 2004 presidential elections if they turn out to vote. If they had turned out in similar proportions to other voting blocs in 2000, six million additional votes would have been cast. So single or not, make your voice heard and register to vote!

If you are already registered but for whatever reason think you might not be able to vote, you may want to pick up an absentee ballot at your local voter registrar’s office. Then you don’t have to worry about being out of town, finding a baby sitter or missing work in order to vote. Your vote counts!

If you still need convincing, here are five reasons why your vote matters.

Election 2004: Your Vote Really Does Matter

Think one vote doesn’t matter? Four years ago the Supreme Court ruled 5-4 to halt the Florida ballot recount and elected our current president -- by one vote.

If you believe our next president should be chosen by the people, not the Supreme Court, then it’s vital that you register. And vote.

1000 Flowers has partnered with Working Assets to register voters for the 2004 election. Follow this link to a page where you can register to vote or change your registration address. Just fill out the form, print and mail. It’s easy and quick. If you’re already registered, please forward the link to friends and family.