ADL Launches Online Election Incident Response Reporting Tool

In response to growing concerns that extremists could attempt to interfere at the polls in the next few weeks as Americans cast their ballots, ADL (the Anti-Defamation League) has established a new online incident reporting tool that will enable voters to flag any potential hate crimes or disruptions involving extremists. For any incidents specifically related to exercising the right to vote, especially on Election Day at the polls, immediately call 1-866-OUR-VOTE.
 

Find Your Polling Place

Wondering where you vote on Election Day? Use this polling place locator to find out.
 

Let’s Talk about Voting! ADL Table Talk For Families

Elections provide an opportunity to teach young people about civics, the electoral process, current events, historical context and campaign politics. Young people want to be part of the conversation--and should be. This educational resource provides a guide for families to engage young people in discussions about the importance of voting and to learn about critical issues like voter suppression and diversity in elections.
 

Get Out and VOTE!

Voting early is one of the best ways to ensure Election Day is safer and more accessible for all voters. 

• Prepare: ADL’s voter tool can help you check your registration and local early voting options.
• Share: Securing a Free and Fair Election: Social Media Toolkit.

Who are the Proud Boys?

The Proud Boys represent an unconventional strain of American right-wing extremism. While the group can be described as violent, nationalistic, Islamophobic, transphobic and misogynistic its members represent a range of ethnic backgrounds, and its leaders vehemently protest any allegations of racism.

What is QAnon?

QAnon is a global, wide-reaching and remarkably elaborate conspiracy theory that has taken root within some parts of the pro-Trump movement.
 

Who are Antifa?

The anti-fascist protest movement known as Antifa gained new prominence in the United States after the white supremacist Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, VA, in August 2017.