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Hey everyone, no matter what happens today, I think we are all glad this long campaign season will be over. Get out and vote, it's your civic duty.
To be on the safe side, do not wear teeshirts or buttons for your candidate to the polls, also, do not take selfies of yourself with your ballot, you can show your I Voted sticker off later.
The only person who can ask you about your vote is the poll worker who is certified to look up your registration, you can ask to see their certification.
if you do not have a picture ID for your state, or your registration was illegally dropped, you can still file a provisional ballot.
Once your are in line, even if the polls close, they still have to count your vote.
If you see signs of voter intimidation, call the Justice Department Voting Rights Hotline at 800-253-3931; TTY line at 877-267-8971 or email the Justice Department Civil Rights Division at voting.section@usdoj.gov.
Long Live Democracy!
To be on the safe side, do not wear teeshirts or buttons for your candidate to the polls, also, do not take selfies of yourself with your ballot, you can show your I Voted sticker off later.
The only person who can ask you about your vote is the poll worker who is certified to look up your registration, you can ask to see their certification.
if you do not have a picture ID for your state, or your registration was illegally dropped, you can still file a provisional ballot.
Once your are in line, even if the polls close, they still have to count your vote.
If you see signs of voter intimidation, call the Justice Department Voting Rights Hotline at 800-253-3931; TTY line at 877-267-8971 or email the Justice Department Civil Rights Division at voting.section@usdoj.gov.
Long Live Democracy!
