#voting info

🇨🇦 Monday, April 28th is the Canadian Federal Election! 🇨🇦

Polls are open for 12 hours. Link to voting hours across Canada (they vary by time zone)

All the info you need about where to vote, what ID to bring, and how to register to vote if you're not registered, can be found here: www.elections.ca

"Election Day isn’t the first day to vote in this election – it’s actually the last! Join millions of Americans who are casting their ballots early. Whether you choose to vote early in person or through mail-in ballot, make a plan to vote and check out the options available to you by going to http://WhenWeAllVote.org."

Absentee voting is the option to vote by mail instead of at a physical voting location. Some states offer absentee voting for any reason, and in some states you have to have a documented reason for not being able to go to the polls.

Reasons for voting absentee include, but are not limited to:

College students attending college in a state other than the state they are registered in

Having an injury or disability that prevents you from being able to physically go to the polls

Being out of town for work or vacation on a pre-planned trip

The above map shows which states allow for absentee/mail in voting without having to provide a reason.

If you are in one of these states and are worried about in person voting, then consider signing up to receive an absentee ballot. I personally live in AZ and for the past few years have done mail in since I don’t drive and I don’t want to stress about getting time off work. This is a great option for those worried about missing work or school, have transportation issues, are disabled, etc.

All states have absentee voting, but for the states that are not green on the above map, you will have to send in proof on why you need an absentee ballot.

Click here to register to vote

Click here for more information on absentee ballots

check your state’s registration and voting deadlines at https://www.vote.org/voter-registration-deadlines/

if you’re voting by mail, make sure you know your region’s deadlines and rules for submissions - some states allow anything postmarked on Election Day, others require your ballot to have reached the election office by Election Day to be counted and will NOT count late ballots even if they are postmarked on Election Day. if you’re close to Election Day, I recommend finding your nearest drop box (your city offices should have one) and taking it there instead of trusting the post office.

if you are voting in person, get your plan in place now. Look up “free rides to vote in X location” and you will very likely find company or public transit discounts. I believe Lyft is offering 50% on Election Day for voting, but double check that. Ask your employer about voting leave - some but not all states require your employer to give you paid time off to vote. Look up laws about what you are allowed to bring or wear in line at the polls - you don’t want to get in disenfranchised because you wore a campaign shirt and got kicked out of line for promoting a candidate. Know what you are required to bring (ID, proof of voter registration, etc.) all of this varies based on state, but it should be easy to find state-specific info with a google search.

If you’re disabled, or have young kids, try contacting the voting venue or local government to request accommodations IN ADVANCE.

and finally, be educated. If your region sends out voting information pamphlets, read through them. https://www.vote411.org/ Is a good resource, or you can look up your state plus “election candidates” or “voting information”.

Hijacking the top comment to put this...

ATTENTION GEORGIA VOTERS! If you voted absentee check the status of your ballot NOW!

If it was REJECTED...you have until 5pm on FRIDAY 11/6 to fix it.

https://georgia.ballottrax.net/voter/

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ATTENTION NEVADA VOTERS! If you voted absentee check the status of your ballot NOW!

If it was REJECTED...you have until THURSDAY 11/12 to fix it.

https://nevada.ballottrax.net/voter/

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ATTENTION ARIZONA VOTERS! If you voted absentee check the status of your ballot NOW!

If it was REJECTED...you have until TUESDAY 11/10 to fix it.

https://my.arizona.vote/AbsenteeTracker.aspx

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Jury voters can vote here, and televoters can vote here. Televoters can have up to 10 votes, however no more than 5 can be for one song. You’ll have until June 28 to submit your votes, so there is no rush, but make sure you submit before the deadline!

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