A comprehensive voter information site from the League of Women Voters, including polling place finder, what’s on your ballot, and much more
One of the best voter information resources on the Web, and a toll-free phone number, from the Lawyer’s Committee for Civil Rights
Rich source of info on when, where, and how to vote–and what to bring to the polls–from a key ally of HeadCount
Voting assistance for armed service members, their families, and American citizens living overseas
Info about voting, working at the polls on election day, dates and deadlines, and more
Details on election law, races and ballot measures, campaign finance, and how-tos on citizen legislative action are all here
Complete, interactive, easy-to-access info on your representatives and the issues you care most about
Info on your representatives, including biographies, voting records, issue positions, and campaign contributions
“The Netflix of Voting” sends notifications about elections and can get you registered to vote
Voter is Tinder for politics. Swipe on major political issues to find out which candidates support the same things you do, and have a track record to back it up.
Partners with election boards, campaign managers, user experience architects, graphic designers, and application developers to create tech to assist voters
Detailed info on polling place access, hours, time off to vote, and more, from the League of Women Voters
Specific voter registration deadlines, primaries and election dates
One-stop resource to request an absentee ballot and learn all the ins and outs of early and absentee voting
Voting assistance for armed service members, their families, and American citizens living overseas
Find out where you can–and can’t–use your student ID as voter ID provided by the Fair Elections Legal Network
Navigate your state’s laws about voting after a felony conviction
A map showing the different challenges facing felon voters around the U.S.
Stay up-to-date on laws that affect your ability to exercise your right to vote
Navigate your state’s laws about voting after a felony conviction
Founding document of the U.S., in which the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments guarantee the right to vote