Research shows that when people make a plan to vote — literally writing down how they’ll vote and when — their likelihood of casting a ballot increases significantly. 

That's why we're sharing a great "Make a Plan to Vote" tool. No matter your current voting status, we can help you. Given how important November’s election is for the future of our nation, we wanted to help people exercise their right to vote.

Voting will start soon! Do you have a plan? Click here to use the “Make a Plan to Vote” tool.

This tool helps you figure out all kinds of stuff. Are you registered to vote? Do you need an ID to vote? Can you vote by mail? If so, when? On all these issues, we’ve got you covered. Again, given the importance of this election, we just want your voice to be heard. It takes two minutes to make a plan to vote.

Every day seems to bring a new crisis. We need to elect leaders who will look after our well-being. But that means we all have to vote. Of course, obstacles to voting have always existed. This year, the complications of COVID-19, plus the attacks on the USPS, have made everything even harder. If you’re like me you are feeling pretty anxious.

That’s why we’re here to help you make a plan to vote.

Do you have a plan? Click here to use the “Make a Plan to Vote” tool.

We’re so excited about this tool. Try it out. Make a plan and then share the tool with your friends and family. There’s less than seven weeks until the election. Let’s make your vote count!

3,2,1... make a plan to vote, 

Nora Winsler
Voter Education Coordinator
CCAN Action Fund