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A thread of info on voting today 
What time do the polls open? See below to see your states polling hours:
**if you’re in line while the polls are about to or close you are still able to cast your vote in most states! So stay put!
**if you’re in line while the polls are about to or close you are still able to cast your vote in most states! So stay put!
You voted by mail? You can track your ballot online to see if your vote is accepted to be counted. Do a quick google search with your state and track my ballot to find your states link.
You didn’t get to register? Here are some states that offer same day registrations on Election Day:
This right here as well:
Wondering about getting to vote but you’re working today?
Each state (and company) varies on the laws about time off or not, check this link to see what your state laws are on Election Day voting if you’re working: https://www.workplacefairness.org/voting-rights-time-off-work
Each state (and company) varies on the laws about time off or not, check this link to see what your state laws are on Election Day voting if you’re working: https://www.workplacefairness.org/voting-rights-time-off-work
Need a ride to the polls? Uber and lyft are offering discounted rides to polling locations. Other companies like universal music group are partnering up with organizations to offer rides as well:
Feeling uncomfortable, unsafe or have an issue or know someone that is. Contact the voter hotline and report it immediately, here’s each states number:
Quick lil guide for today:
You don't know where to vote? click this link and fill out the info to find information on where your polling location is and also information voter id requirements for your state: https://www.usa.gov/election-day
If you know anyone reporting today or this week on the election or run into media, be easy on them, send them a little love, or something.
The presidential vote matters, but so do the state votes, these are your representatives please please read up on them as well before you cast your votes do not vote on them blindly!
There are state questions on the ballots...an article from @CNN w/ some of the questions from some states on what they will be voting on https://www.cnn.com/2020/10/18/politics/state-ballot-questions-election-2020/index.html
If you want to know more about your state, go to your state secretary website to read up on them and what they mean
If you want to know more about your state, go to your state secretary website to read up on them and what they mean
