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Vote

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Vote in every election: Our vote is our power. Support good leaders who seek progress on the issues you care about.

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Research candidates and issues: Most election services allow you to see your ballot before voting. Research your choices. Keep an open mind as you consider the options. 

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Support the right to vote: Dictators don't want people to have a voice in the decisions that impact all of our lives.  Support legitimate democratic constitutional republics. Voting should be easy and accountable. 

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Voting Information

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Official links for voting information, registration status checks, ballot previews, and general election information.

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United States Federal Resources
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  • Vote.gov: vote.gov – The official U.S. government portal to start or update voter registration. It directs you to your state’s specific requirements.

  • USA.gov Voting & Elections: usa.gov/voting – A comprehensive guide on how to vote, finding your polling place, and understanding election types.

  • U.S. Election Assistance Commission (EAC): eac.gov/voters – Provides the National Mail Voter Registration Form and information for voters with disabilities or language needs.

  • Federal Voting Assistance Program (FVAP): fvap.gov – The official site for U.S. citizens living abroad and members of the Uniformed Services to register and request absentee ballots.

 
United States – State Election Portals

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Select your state to find registration links, deadlines and official election office information.

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Search Voter Registration Information by County

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Global Bodies & International Resources
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  • ACE Electoral Knowledge Network: aceproject.org – The world’s largest repository of electoral information. It provides specific country-by-country data on how to register and vote globally.

  • International Foundation for Electoral Systems (IFES): ifes.org – An NGO that supports democracy worldwide. Their "Election Guide" (electionguide.org) provides calendars and registration rules for almost every nation.

  • UN Human Rights Office (OHCHR): ohchr.org/participation – While individuals do not "vote" for the UN, this site provides the legal frameworks and reports on the global right to participate in public life.

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  • Australia: The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) portal for enrollment and updating details. Enrollment is compulsory for citizens.

  • Brazil: The Tribunal Superior Eleitoral (TSE) provides "Autoatendimento" (Self-service) for voter registration and status checks.

  • Canada: Elections Canada portal for the National Register of Electors.

  • France: The official government portal for "Inscriptions sur les listes électorales" (registration on electoral lists).

  • Germany: The Federal Returning Officer provides information on voter lists and eligibility for federal and EU elections.

  • India: The Voter Service Portal for the Election Commission of India (ECI), covering the world's largest electorate.

  • Ireland: The central portal for Irish citizens to check their status or register for the first time.

  • Mexico: The Instituto Nacional Electoral (INE) handles the issuance of the "Credencial para Votar," the primary voting document.

  • New Zealand: The Electoral Commission’s portal for enrolling and updating details.

  • South Africa: The Electoral Commission (IEC) portal for online registration and finding your voting station.

  • United Kingdom: The centralized portal to register for all local and general elections in the UK.

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