Make your voting plan
Election Day is only a few weeks out and Early Voting is already underway in some states! It’s time to talk specifics. People who make a concrete plan to vote are more likely to actually follow through on their intention, so let’s nail down the HOW, the WHEN, and the WHERE.
Speaking of WHEN, we strongly encourage you to vote early if you have the option. If there’s an issue with your registration, your ID, or your mail ballot, it’s best that you find out before November 3rd. Voting early also protects your vote from the unexpected. You never know what might happen on Election Day, and you don’t want a sick kid, a broken-down car, or bad weather to keep you from voting.
Pick one to start your plan.
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Will you vote early or on Election Day?
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What day and time will you go?
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Do you know where you’re going to vote?
Look up your polling place before you go. Find where to vote.
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What time will you go on Nov 3rd?
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Do you know where you’re going to vote?
Look up your polling place before you go. Find where to vote.
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How will you get there?
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Who is going with you?
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Do you have ID?
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When will you fill out your ballot?
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How will you return your ballot?
Return your ballot at least a week before the deadline, so it has time to arrive and be counted.
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When will you return your ballot?
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Will you sign and date your ballot and/or envelope?
An unsigned ballot can be rejected. Sign and date it before you return it.
