John,

More than 80 million Americans have already cast their ballots in the presidential election. That’s nearly 60% of the entire vote total from 2016.[1]

With early voting at a record high, it’s gonna take election officials longer to process our ballots. That means it’s unlikely we’ll have election results on election night.

In order to ensure that every vote is counted, sign the petition calling on journalists and election officials to wait on reporting an election winner in each precinct and state until every vote is counted. Sign the petition today >>>

It’s more important that we get the vote count right than to try and report quickly on election night.

Whether you’ve cast your ballot early or you’re planning on voting on Election Day, here are some voting tools that you’ll find handy:

• If you’ve voted early, click here to learn how to track your absentee ballot.
• Before stepping into a voting booth, you can find a sample ballot here.
• If you have your absentee ballot and haven’t returned it, click here to find a drop box near you. DO NOT MAIL IT AT THIS LATE DATE.
• Vote.org has great resources. Click here to make a plan to vote.

Thank you for taking part in the most critical election in our lifetimes.

Frank Clemente
Executive Director
Americans for Tax Fairness Action Fund

[1] https://electproject.github.io/Early-Vote-2020G/index.html