Know Before You Vote: A Guide

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The 2020 Election is here and we’ve got you covered with tips, reminders, and resources so you can cast your ballot safely and effectively. Use + share widely using #ReclaimYourVote!

5 steps to #ReclaimYourVote:

1. Confirm that you’re registered
2. Check your voting options
3. Find your polling location
4. Know the candidates & issues
5. VOTE! VOTE! VOTE!

COVID 19 safety:

— Wear a mask
— Use hand sanitizer
— Stay at least 6 feet away from others

Before you leave home:

— Pack water + snacks in case lines are long
— Bring your own black/blue pen
— Check if you need to bring ID: https://bit.ly/2TBGrAr
— Mind your dress! Some states restrict political attire. Learn more: https://cnn.it/2TDYwhd

Voter issues or question?

The Election Protection hotline is available to help if you need assistance, encounter voter suppression, or having voting questions.

Call 866-OUR-VOTE
Visit https://866ourvote.org

Know your rights:

— If the polls close while you’re in line, STAY IN LINE. You have a right to cast your vote.
— If the machines are down, ask for a paper ballot.

Need a ride to the polls? We’ve got you covered!

Use Lyft code NULVOTE2020 for a free or discounted ride to the polls (up to $25; until supplies last). Share with family, friends, and neighbors!

Other notes:

— Find your polling location: https://bit.ly/31ZwtNQ
— Early voting deadlines: reclaimyourvote.org
— Locate a dropbox near you for your absentee ballot: https://bit.ly/3eixOEj
— Sample ballot for your area: https://bit.ly/3mHtmlD

*If you live in Rhode Island, you can go to your City/Town Hall on Election Day and register and vote for President/Vice-President only. More info at https://elections.ri.gov/faq/#register-vote

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Nat'l Urban League
Nat'l Urban League

Written by Nat'l Urban League

National Urban League is the nation's largest historic civil rights & urban advocacy organization, devoted to empowering communities & changing lives since 1910

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