COVID-19 has disrupted every part of society for the foreseeable future, including our elections. No matter what is happening with this pandemic, November 3 will be Election Day in America.
Voting by mail is the safest and most secure way to cast your vote without putting yourself or anyone else at risk. If we have to vote early, vote by mail, or stand in line wearing masks, we will make our voices heard on Election Day.
If you:
you are eligible to register to vote.
If you’re already registered to vote, double-check to make sure that all your information is accurate.
If you’re not already registered, you can register online until October 13.
Once you have submitted your registration form, you will receive a notification in the mail confirming your registration status.
If you do not receive one, contact your local Registrar’s Office to make sure that your application has been processed. You can also check for your voter record online here.
Make sure your vote-by-mail ballot is counted this November!
1. Apply for your absentee ballot online here if you have a Virginia driver’s license or state ID.
2. Follow all instructions to fill out your ballot accurately.
3. Return your ballot to secure drop-boxes at local precincts and satellite locations. You can also drop off your ballot at your local registrar by 7PM on Election Day (November 3).
REMINDERS:
Vote early in-person to avoid the long lines and crowds on Election Day!
1. Visit your local registrar’s office or a satellite voting location from 9/18 – 10/31.
2. Bring an acceptable form of ID or sign an ID confirmation statement.
You can still vote if you get to your polling place without an acceptable ID by signing an ID statement affirming your identity.
REMINDER: You do not need to have a reason or fill out an application to vote early in-person.
1. Visit your polling location on Tuesday, November 3, between 6 am and 7pm.
2. Bring an acceptable form of ID or sign an ID confirmation statement.
You can still vote if you get to your polling place without an acceptable ID by signing an ID statement affirming your identity.
Have questions or need help voting? Call the following hotlines:
Interested in promoting civic engagement in your community? Email Jasmine Wung at jwung@nakasec.org!
We’re in need of volunteers for the following activities:
