Friend --

We’ll keep this short because frankly, we know that time is never on our side.

With just two weeks until Election Day, we want to make sure it’s easy for you to block off time to make your voice heard and flex your power at the voting booth to elect Black women up and down the ballot.

We can’t leave things like this up to chance, and with life being so unpredictable it’s best to actually think through your voting plan no matter if you’re voting early in states where that’s allowed or on Election Day. Here is a guide to help you plan your vote and get started at BlackWomenVote.com.

Voting early?

• Do you know where your early voting location is?
• Do you know what days and times your early voting location is open? When is the last day to vote early in your state (many states close early voting the Saturday, Sunday and Monday before Election Day)?

Voting in-person on Election Day?

• What time of day do you think you'll vote? Where will you be coming from at that time?
• How will you get there? Is it close enough to walk, or will you have to make a special trip and drive?
• Do you know where your polling place is?
• Are you riding with someone or giving someone else a ride to the polls?

Casting your ballot in the voting booth is the most critical but using your voice to mobilize the community around us is just as important.

• Check your registration status and encourage your friends and family to do so!
• Watch our #TruthTeller videos to get inspired and share with your networks!
  
  

Onward, 
Glynda

Higher Heights
http://www.higherheightsforamerica.org/