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Let’s Make A Voting Plan
Voting can feel overwhelming, but a little planning can make the experience smooth and empowering.
Do I have to tell anyone who I voted for?
Does anyone have the right to know who you voted for? We answer that inside.
Let’s Talk About: Provisional Ballots
Provisional ballots allow voters facing eligibility challenges to still participate in elections while their status is verified. Whether due to missing registration, lack of ID, or voting in the wrong precinct, provisional ballots are reviewed after Election Day to ensure all valid votes are counted. This post explains why provisional ballots exist, how they are investigated, and how voters can check if theirs has been accepted.
Empathy and Curiosity in Understanding Voter Intimidation
Something we encounter often in the replies of our tweets about voter intimidation happening on an intimate level is: “My husband isn’t like that.” Or “My friends tell their husbands who they vote for.” Or “If I didn’t feel safe telling my husband who I was voting for, I’d leave.” And that always baffles me.
60 Action Items for Preparing to Vote in a Presidential Election!
Whether you’re a first-time voter or a seasoned participant in democracy, this list of 60 action items will guide you through everything you need to know and do before Election Day. From checking your voter registration status to understanding the candidates and propositions on the ballot, these steps will help ensure that your voice is heard and your vote counts.
Can my spouse find out who I voted for in the presidential election?
With the election for President coming up, we have been getting questions about voting - in particular, “can my husband find out who I am voting for in the presidential election?” While voter laws vary state by state, we wanted to remind you of a few things.