UPDATE: November 3, 2026
It's Tuesday!
November 3rd
Do you have a plan?
Do you know who to call if you have any problem voting?
Do your friends or family need info?
We've included some of our favorite, most useful and non-partisan resources for voting information in this one email, to help you cut out the noise and maintain focus on the issues that matter. Make your vote count.
If you have already cast your ballot, please share this message to encourage your friends and family to vote — especially the younger generations and new voters.
If you haven't yet cast your vote for the November 3rd election, make a plan now.Then ask your friends and family members to make a plan.
⦿ Confirm you are registered to vote.And confirm that all of your information is correct here.
⦿ Confirm where you vote. Your assigned polling location may have changed since the last time you voted. Find your polling place here.
⦿ How will you get there? Is anyone going with you?
⦿ When will you vote? Choose and schedule the time now. Put it on your calendar and set an alarm/alert. Confirm the time with your voting companion. Check the time your polls open and close here.
⦿ What ID will you need? Find out now and add a note to your calendar reminder. Confirm what ID is required here. (Select your state and scroll to "Identification Requirements.")
⦿ Take a buddy! The more the merrier. Help friends, family and neighbors get to the polls!
⦿ Put this number in your phone now:
ELECTION PROTECTION
1-866-OUR-VOTE
(1-866-687-8683)
Call it if you have any trouble voting while you are at the polls.
There have been reports of serious voter intimidation during early voting in several states. If you are at risk or in an area where voter intimidation could be an issue, or know someone at risk for being intimidated, be prepared with this information. Bookmark this ACLU page or save their PDF version in your phone. (Available in English and Spanish.)
You'll find all the information you need to vote in your state here:
Rock the Vote also offers easy-to-use resources here.
Who and what will be on your ballot?
Know why and what you're voting for.
Take time before you vote to check out the records of candidates on your ballot. Please, don't rely on advertisements and social media for such an important decision.
Also, read your ballot initiatives ahead of time very carefully. Ballot initiatives are notorious for their tricky, confusing wording. You risk mistakenly voting against what matters to you if you wait until you're marking your ballot to figure it out.
After several tests, we've found that Ballotpedia offers the most reliable resource to learn what's on your ballot:
What matters to you?
What are your top priorities?
If you're not sure who to believe or what to focus on, start with what matters to you. What are your top priorities?
⦿ The Environment and Ecology (preserving biodiversity, reducing human impacts on climate change and pollution, environmental justice)
⦿ Health Care (so woven with and dependent upon our care for the earth and our environment)
⦿ Farming and Food (healthy and safe food supply, humane practices, reducing pollution, promoting biodiversity)
⦿ Women's Rights (well-documented as having a direct and immediate impact on the environment and climate change)
How do you know who will best support urgent action to stop environmental damage and build a more sustainable future?
For unbiased, fact-based information on candidates' positions — start by entering your zip code, choose a candidate and then check "positions" here:
How do you know who will best support urgent action to stop environmental damage and build a more sustainable future?
For unbiased, fact-based information on candidates' positions — start by entering your zip code, choose a candidate and then check "positions" here:
What are your rights as a voter?
Who to call if you have an issue when voting.
⦿ If you are already in line when polls are scheduled to close, stay in line. You have the right to vote.
⦿ If you make a mistake when filling out your ballot, you can ask for a new one.
⦿ If the machines are down at your polling place, you can ask for a paper ballot.
⦿ If your citizenship, criminal record or other qualifications are questioned, immediately call the Election Protection Hotline (1-866-Our-Vote or 1-866-687-8683) where trained volunteers are available to help. Help is available in multiple languages!
⦿ If you are already in line when polls are scheduled to close, stay in line. You have the right to vote.
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