BE THE SPARK

Being an engaged citizen doesn’t have to be complicated – it’s all about small steps that spark progress and ignite collective change.

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CIVIC ACTION TOOLKIT

Our Civic Action Toolkit is your one-stop-resource for simple, actionable ways to #BetheSpark in your community and beyond.

Register to vote so you can speak your mind at the ballot box.
Click here.

Check ID requirements for your state - and remember, in some places, the rules have just changed. For specific ID requirements for your state, click here.

You may be eligible to vote prior to the election as an absentee or early voter. Check state guidelines to see if you can cast your ballot early. Check out information from your state.

Ask 3 people if they are registered to vote and encourage them to check their their voter registration status

Consider becoming a poll worker and you can ensure that all voters—including voters with disabilities, voters who need language assistance, and voters who want to cast their ballot in person—have a positive experience at the polls. Visit your local election office’s website or check out this link.

Elections aren’t won on vibes alone! Make a voting plan today: check your polling location and figure out how and when you'll get there — make sure your voice is heard.

Check your voter registration status and make sure you're ready and able to vote on November 5th. Just click here to find out! Click here.

Always get election-related information from a credible source, such as reputable news outlets or official government websites. Learn more on our episode with Barbara McQuade

Organize a community carpool or shuttle service on Election Day to help neighbors who may have difficulty getting to polling locations. Or offer watch their kids to make it easier for them to vote. By volunteering your time, you can make voting more accessible for those who might otherwise struggle to get to the polls.