This month we're asking you to make a plan to vote and encourage your friends and family to do the same! People who have a specific plan to vote are more likely to do so. Below are some helpful resources to help you vote early, by mail, or on election day:
Find information on voter registration, absentee ballots, early voting, and voter ID laws as well as links to find your poll site and more. Tip: scroll down to select your state for detailed information.
View your local ballot including ballot measures. There are important ballot measures in many states this November, including the opportunity to vote on abortion rights, the minimum wage, marijuana legalization, and marriage equality.
Up to 18 million Americans with past convictions can vote! Visit the site to learn whether you can vote with felony conviction in your state.
The NYCLU is urging NYC voters to vote no on proposals 2-6 which would expand powers of the Mayor. These proposals would significantly change New York City's charter and weaken checks and balances.
