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Election Day
Tue, Nov. 3rd, 2020 01:36 amIf you are voting today, please stay safe.
The following info is from THIS infographic I got from IG: @ dicksp8jr, made by IG: @ elisadoesstuff and put out by letsvotetogether.org.
If you are voting in person, before you go:
1. Make a plan. You can text PLAN to 21333 to find your polling location.
2. Check your state's rules. You might need your ID to vote
3. Be prepared for long lines. Bring snacks. Bring water. Wear a mask.
4. Wear something neutral. You can be turned away for wearing something political.
5. Stay in line. If you're in line before the polls close, you have the right to vote. BUT you have to stay in line.
The link above also has this information in Spanish and has the phone numbers for Protect the Vote in English, Spanish, Arabic, Bengali, Cantonese, Hindi, Korean, Mandarin, Tagalog, Urdu, and Vietnamese.
This links to the Voter Protection Hotlines for each state as well as the nationwide hotline (English and Spanish numbers) from IG: @ barackobama.
Here is another infographic I got from IG: @ dicksp8jr, made by IG: @ elisadoesstuff and put out by letsvotetogether.org of election week actions in English and Spanish.
It's late for this, but if there is anyone you need to talk to about voting, here are some tips. ( IG: @ dicksp8jr/talkthevote.org)
Please watch the first 5 minutes of this video. After that, Defranco goes into other news stories. If you click through to YouTube, he has some voter resources linked in the description of the video as well.
I am pretty sure I have shared these before, but How to Vote in the 2020 Election by FiveThirtyEight and When and How to Vote in all 50 States by Axios
If you have a mail in ballot, please don't mail it and find an official drop box instead. The USPS cannot guarantee it will get where it needs to go on time and every state has different rules about when mail in ballots can be received and still count. And some of those rules are currently pending in federal court.
If you haven't voted, just please vote, if you can.
And everyone, whether you've voted or not, stay safe, drink water, rest, and check on your friends.
The following info is from THIS infographic I got from IG: @ dicksp8jr, made by IG: @ elisadoesstuff and put out by letsvotetogether.org.
If you are voting in person, before you go:
1. Make a plan. You can text PLAN to 21333 to find your polling location.
2. Check your state's rules. You might need your ID to vote
3. Be prepared for long lines. Bring snacks. Bring water. Wear a mask.
4. Wear something neutral. You can be turned away for wearing something political.
5. Stay in line. If you're in line before the polls close, you have the right to vote. BUT you have to stay in line.
The link above also has this information in Spanish and has the phone numbers for Protect the Vote in English, Spanish, Arabic, Bengali, Cantonese, Hindi, Korean, Mandarin, Tagalog, Urdu, and Vietnamese.
This links to the Voter Protection Hotlines for each state as well as the nationwide hotline (English and Spanish numbers) from IG: @ barackobama.
Here is another infographic I got from IG: @ dicksp8jr, made by IG: @ elisadoesstuff and put out by letsvotetogether.org of election week actions in English and Spanish.
It's late for this, but if there is anyone you need to talk to about voting, here are some tips. ( IG: @ dicksp8jr/talkthevote.org)
Please watch the first 5 minutes of this video. After that, Defranco goes into other news stories. If you click through to YouTube, he has some voter resources linked in the description of the video as well.
I am pretty sure I have shared these before, but How to Vote in the 2020 Election by FiveThirtyEight and When and How to Vote in all 50 States by Axios
If you have a mail in ballot, please don't mail it and find an official drop box instead. The USPS cannot guarantee it will get where it needs to go on time and every state has different rules about when mail in ballots can be received and still count. And some of those rules are currently pending in federal court.
If you haven't voted, just please vote, if you can.
And everyone, whether you've voted or not, stay safe, drink water, rest, and check on your friends.
