VERIFY OFFICIAL INFORMATION
Use the official state or local election source for current registration, voting-location, hours, identification, and voting-option information. Do not rely on an old screenshot or forwarded post.
OPEN OFFICIAL LOOKUP →NATIONAL VOTER EDUCATION WEEK 2026
OCTOBER
5–9.
5–9.
Use National Voter Education Week to turn “I’m going to vote” into an actual plan. Verify information with official election sources, know how and when you intend to vote, decide how you will get there if voting in person, and share trusted resources with someone else.
2026 VOTER PLAN
MAKE THE PLAN
Decide when you intend to vote and write down the details you need. If you plan to vote in person, verify the location again before you leave.
OPEN VOTING PLAN →SOLVE TRANSPORTATION EARLY
Compare Uber, Lyft, public transit, walking, driving, paratransit, or a verified local resource. You choose and arrange directly with the transportation provider.
OPEN RIDE BOARD →KNOW WHERE TO GET HELP
Save reliable voter-help resources before Election Day so you are not searching under pressure if a question or problem comes up.
OPEN VOTER HELP →OFFICIAL CIVIC HOLIDAY
USE THE NATIONAL
PARTNER TOOLKITS.
National Voter Education Week is a collaborative, nonpartisan civic initiative led by the Students Learn Students Vote Coalition. Its official partner toolkits include resources for registering, understanding the ballot and process, making a voting plan, and sharing information with friends and family.
SCHOOLS · LIBRARIES · NONPROFITS · COMMUNITY GROUPS
MAKE THE PLAN
EASY TO SHARE.
Our partner kit provides neutral copy and trackable links for organizations that want to distribute a practical voter-planning tool without collecting political-preference data.
Let's Go Vote This Time is independent and is not claiming endorsement by National Voter Education Week, the Students Learn Students Vote Coalition, election officials, or transportation providers.