Monday, October 26, 2020

Election Day is almost here! What you need to know 👇

Here are four things you should know about voting
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Friends,

We're in one of the most consequential elections of our lifetimes. And one of the most important ways we can make our mark on history is to organize and vote.

Millions of Americans are casting their ballots and we're here to help you prepare to vote, too. Here are four things you should know about voting:

#1 If you're not registered to vote, you may be able to register before you vote in person. Many states allow same day voter registration during early voting, on Election Day, or both. Check your state's rules here:

CHECK MY STATE'S RULES ➞

#2 Mail-in or absentee ballots can be returned by mail or, in most states, at an approved drop-off location. Find out how to return your ballot:

FIND MY DROP-OFF LOCATION ➞

#3 Voters are required to show a form of identification to cast a ballot on Election Day in most states. Check your state's ID requirements here:

CHECK MY STATE'S REQUIREMENTS ➞

#4 There's a Voter Protection Hotline where you can report issues or ask questions. Run into issues returning your ballot or casting your vote at your polling place? Call the National Voter Protection Hotline at 1-833-336-8683. Save the number in your phone just in case!

Friends, we are in a battle for the soul of this nation -- and it's a battle we can and must win.

Vote. And remind your friends and family to vote too!

Biden-Harris HQ


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