As we close out #NationalVoterEducationWeek, we wanted to share this guide on how to become a voting captain and help your community's voice be heard!
#vote #gotv

National Voter Education Week is a good reminder to prepare before Election Day: know what’s on your ballot, learn about the races and candidates, and make a plan.
Today is the last day of #NationalVoterEducationWeek!
If you're already registered to vote and have a voting plan, you can help others get #VoteReady, too. See below for tips on connecting with friends and family about voting.
Voting is better together! 🦆 Most cast their 1st ballot because someone they trust reached out to invite them. Who are you bringing to the polls? Tag a friend, classmate or family member below to make a voting plan together!
NationalVoterEducationWeek.org/share #NationalVoterEducationWeek
Do your friends and family have a plan to vote in the November 3 election? Talk to them—people are more likely to vote when encouraged by someone they know and trust! 🤝 VOTE411.org #NationalVoterEducationWeek #Election2026
Have those important conversations and bring a friend to the polls when you go vote. Share Vote411.org with your friends and family to make sure they know their ballot type and poll site. #NationalVoterEducationWeek #sharewithyourfriends
Our research shows that young voters respond best to peers/family.
Your voice is more powerful than you know!
On this final day of #NationalVoterEducationWeek, you're officially #VoteReady; now is the time to help 3 people in your network!
Resources to share are available here: buff.ly/R8oM2Bl
Its better to vote together! Help three people in your network get ready to vote.
Ya estás #VoteReady. Ahora ayuda a tres personas de tu comunidad a estar listas también. Encuentra recursos para compartir en NationalVoterEducationWeek.org/share.
How are ballots counted?
Who runs your local election?
What does a poll worker actually do?
What are your rights at the polls?
Good questions. Get answers here 👇 #NationalVoterEducationWeek
It's the end of #NationalVoterEducationWeek, and you've:
- Registered to vote
- Reviewed your ballot
- Made a plan
- Learned the process
- Now it's time to share with friends & family!
🗳️ Final day of #NationalVoterEducationWeek!
You're #VoteReady — now it's time to bring three more people with you. Share resources. Answer their questions. Help them get prepared.
Our movement is strongest when we lift each other up. Voting is power. Let's use it.
Don't miss democracy's party this November 3.
Make sure you're registered to vote in the place you plan to vote by the October 19 deadline.
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Today's theme for #NationalVoterEducationWeek focuses on understanding the voting process. Each state has different voting laws, which are important to know before you cast your ballot.
How are ballots counted?
Who runs your local election?
What does a poll worker actually do?
What are your rights at the polls?
Good questions.
Get answers here: NationalVoterEducationWeek.org/process
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If you face any issues on election day call 1-866-OUR-VOTE.
Visit Vote411.org to confirm your ballot type and poll site. #NationalVoterEducationWeek #UnderstandTheProcess
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How are ballots counted?
Who runs your local election?
What does a poll worker actually do?
What are your rights at the polls?
Good questions.
Get answers here: buff.ly/EOGyiIw #NationalVoterEducationWeek
Day 4 of #NationalVoterEducationWeek: Understand the process!
How are ballots counted?
Who runs local elections?
What does a poll worker actually do?
When it comes to election information, stick with state and local election officials for the facts: www.loudoun.gov/vote.
The most effective ways to alter or reverse these actions are:
1. Vote
2. Contact your government representatives
3. Support non-profit environmental organizations bringing lawsuits
Read our latest #ClassACTion Alert: buff.ly/RfqK4GH #VoteReady #NationalVoterEducationWeek
FACT: Since January 2025, the US president and cabinet officials have done more damage to the United States' environment than any other single, concerted set of actions in the nation's history. #VoteReady #NationalVoterEducationWeek