This election, don’t leave anything to chance. Follow these quick steps to make sure nothing comes between you and your right to vote.
1. Know the Candidates
You know who's running for president on November 3, but what about the other elections on your ballot? See all your upcoming elections on the Pollen app and find out what candidates in your district stand for. Pollen can find any ballot in the country and match you with candidates based on your values, not existing political affiliations.
2. Locate Your Polling Place/Check Your Voting Deadline
If you choose to vote in person, find where your polling place is located right now. (It might have changed since the last time you voted.) If you’re voting absentee, check your ballot for a dropoff location or, if you intend to mail in your ballot, the address and the date by which it must be postmarked. Find your polling place.
3. Secure Your Ride
How do you plan to get to your polling place? If you’re taking public transport, visit your transportation authority’s website to confirm routes and hours of operation–many cities have reduced service during COVID-19. If you’re driving, don’t assume street parking will be available, and be prepared to pay to park at a meter or garage. Better yet, scope out the parking options ahead of time. Last but not least, consider offering a ride to a friend or neighbor.
We love it when a plan comes together!