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sathari) wrote in thisfinecrew2020-02-24 07:31 am
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US Primaries are in full swing
So the bulk of the US primaries are upon us!
My Time to Vote is a great resource across the states--- if you get their app (I couldn't find a link on the website, but if you search for it on your device's app store you can probably find it) it's a quick way to find your local election dates.
Vote411, by the League of Women Voters, is another "one-stop shop" for voter information.
Common Cause is still another resource--- if I recall correctly, in addition to proving information to voters, they also offer opportunities to volunteer as a non-partisan poll monitor.
ETA: Courtesy ofphilomytha there's also Vote From Abroad, which is a non-partisan org helping US citizens living/traveling abroad to vote, and Democrats Abroad, which is for Democrats living aboard, including help voting in the Global Primary. (Also, at least one person has commented with state-specific information--- thanks, redbird !--- so you may want to keep checking comments here.)
Finally, here's the roundup I did back in 2018 of state-by-state official voting websites; I haven't updated it and would not be shocked if some of the links are dated, but it's a place to start: Link(spam): US Voter information.
My Time to Vote is a great resource across the states--- if you get their app (I couldn't find a link on the website, but if you search for it on your device's app store you can probably find it) it's a quick way to find your local election dates.
Vote411, by the League of Women Voters, is another "one-stop shop" for voter information.
Common Cause is still another resource--- if I recall correctly, in addition to proving information to voters, they also offer opportunities to volunteer as a non-partisan poll monitor.
ETA: Courtesy of
philomytha there's also Vote From Abroad, which is a non-partisan org helping US citizens living/traveling abroad to vote, and Democrats Abroad, which is for Democrats living aboard, including help voting in the Global Primary. (Also, at least one person has commented with state-specific information--- thanks, redbird !--- so you may want to keep checking comments here.)Finally, here's the roundup I did back in 2018 of state-by-state official voting websites; I haven't updated it and would not be shocked if some of the links are dated, but it's a place to start: Link(spam): US Voter information.