Your vote is your voice and it is incumbent on all of us to do everything in our power to ensure every voice is heard in our democracy. Below are some helpful resources, upcoming programs, and ways to take action to ensure that EVERYONE has access to the polls.

Make sure your vote is counted.

To ensure your vote counts, decide how you will vote when you will vote, where you will vote, and what you need to bring with you. Use NCJW’s online registration tool to find your polling information. Encourage your families and networks to do the same.

If your voting plan includes voting by mail, be sure to take your ballot in person to an official drop box or to your poll location. It is too late to mail-in ballots.

Contact your state board of elections or check out your state’s absentee ballot rules to learn about your state laws, deadlines, and what’s required to vote by mail.

If you are healthy and able, sign up to be a poll worker!

We are in the midst of a nationwide poll worker shortage due to the coronavirus, already leading to long lines and voter disenfranchisement in several primaries. Sign up through our partnership with Power the Polls.

Sign up to be a nonpartisan poll monitor

Receive training through Election Protection to make sure eligible voters can make their voices heard. Depending on your state, you can volunteer as a poll monitor, roving poll monitor, social media monitor, and voter contact.  Sign up here.

Election Talking Points

Use these talking points to write action alerts, press statements, and other collateral.

Partner Phone Banking/GOTV Opportunities & More
Join NCJW’s partners in various phone banking opportunities and Get Out the Vote opportunities leading up to the election.

Get involved locally with an NCJW section.

Sections are the heart of NCJW. Turn your values into action locally! Find a section in your community.

Support our work.

Help us continue our critical voting rights work by making a donation to NCJW