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21st May 2018
11:41am BST
A campaign has been launched by the Union of Students in Ireland to help students get home on Friday to vote on the eighth referendum.
The USI is using the hashtag #VoterMotor online as well as a page on their website to help people coordinate lifts ahead of Friday's vote.
Anyone needing a lift from Dublin airport #hometovote let me know! Don't mind driving anywhere in Ireland if needed! #repealthe8th #thankyouforcominghome #motorvoter #votermotor
— Kate Cowan (@KateCowan112) May 21, 2018
Give your friends a lift - give YES a lift on May 25th to a polling station. Pledge to be a driver for change on https://t.co/LyYlZ2u7SA and help your friends get their vote on ????????️☑️ #StudentsForChoice #VoterMotor #Together4Yes pic.twitter.com/cWBoHzE10p
— Union Of Students In Ireland (@TheUSI) May 21, 2018
People can post lifts up to 10pm on Friday before the polling stations close.
The same hashtag was used in 2015's Marriage Referendum which saw the largest youth voter turnout in the State's history.
Be sound and offer a lift, if you can.
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