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DY is the voter registration partner for the Warped Tour this summer. In the meantime, here are some songs to make you think this election year. Selected by Max Bernstein of "Max and the Marginalized."

Panima: "Act of Change"
This Riverside, CA band will be on the Warped Tour supporting Declare Yourself’s registration efforts.

Max and the Marginalized: "Museum of Mistakes"
This LA-based band releases a fresh musical take on politics and issues every week.

My Solstice: "Louisiana"
The Tulsa, OK band’s take on the fall-out from Hurricane Katrina.

The Mekons: "Teeth"
Hailing from England by way of Chicago, The Mekons have been mixing politics, humor, piss, vinegar, and violins for over 30 years.

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Join the DY Street Team and go to Warped Tour! Declare Yourself will be traveling across the U.S. on Warped Tour and Panima will be performing exclusively at OUR TENT! Check out their video and their MySpace page.

MTV Choose Or Lose - www.chooseorlose.com

We are the Best in Class voter registration partner for MTV's Choose or Lose Campaign.

Win badges for getting your friends to register.

And check out special Street Team '08 coverage of the election.

We Have our Nominees!

After a year of campaiging and months of primaries, Senator Barrack Obama is now the presumptive nominee for the Democratic Party along with Senator John McCain, the presumptive nominee for the Republican party! Congratulations to all of you who made this possible!

Want to go to the DNC or RNC?

Then answer this question: What would you do if you were President? Declare Yourself has partnered with Lifetime and CosmoGIRL to find out what you would do as President of the U.S. Submit your video or essay at MyLifetime.com and you could go to the Democratic or Republican National Convention!

Democratic Primary Results

Montanta: Senator Barrack Obama
South Dakota: Senator Hillary Clinton

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Declare Yourself: the Book

Celebrated Americans—from Adrian Grenier to Hayden Panettiere to Alice Walker—share their personal reasons and motivations for voting! Guest edited by America Ferrera. Published by Greenwillow Books.

VOTE T-Shirt

Make a statement that’s as clear as black and white, help encourage everyone to register and vote! Get your American Eagle Outfitters VOTE shirt now! $5 from every shirt will be donated to Declare Yourself.

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a selection of films on important issues

Burma: It Can’t Wait!
Each day this month on Fanista.com, you’ll hear from celebs who are raising their voices to spread awareness about Aung San Suu Kyi and the people of Burma.

King Corn
Recent college grads Ian Cheny and Curt Ellis plant a single acre of the nation’s most powerful crop – corn – and set out to follow it on its journey to America’s tables.

18 in '08
A documentary film by 18-year-old director David D. Burstein about young people and the political process.