Welcome to Monday, November 7th, ballots and polls...

Voter and election fraud are still prevalent in this election, even though they are both extremely rare.

Voter fraud is an illegal act committed by a voter during an election, by duplicate voting, false registration, fraudulent use of absentee ballots, ineligible voting, or voter impersonation. Election fraud is committed by candidates, party officials, or election workers, and can include providing improper assistance at polling places or vote buying.

Research shows that fraud is extremely rare, voter impersonation is virtually nonexistent, and most cases of alleged fraud are actually due to voter error rather than malicious intent. 

Are you concerned about voter fraud this election?

What to Do if You Experience Voter Intimidation at a Ballot Drop Box

Voter intimidation happens when someone attempts to interfere with anyone else’s fundamental right to vote with aggressive behavior towards the voter as they attempt to vote, falsely presenting oneself as an elections official, spreading false information about voter requirements, displaying misleading signs at the voting center, and more. 

The midterm election is around the corner, and voter intimidation is on the rise. A new Reuters poll found that two in five U.S. voters worry about threats of violence and intimidation at polling stations this year. With this growing fear, it's crucial to know how to handle voting intimidation if you witness it during this election. 

Are you concerned about experiencing voter intimidation at the polls this year?

Know Your Rights As a Voter on Election Day

Before heading to the polls or requesting a mail-in ballot for this fall's election, make sure you know your rights as a voter. Problems? Pushback? Something just doesn't feel right? Contact the ACLU's Election Protection Hotline for help and info. Don't give up until your vote is counted.

Do you know your rights as a voter?

Tomorrow is Election Day

Here's all you need to know for tomorrow's Election Day, along with a state-by-state voting guide. 

Ready to develop your 2022 Voting Plan? We'll walk you through:

• Registering/Checking your Registration Status
• Checking your state's deadlines for Voter Registration and Requesting a Mail-in Ballot
• Finding your polling station if you're voting on Election Day
• Knowing your Rights as a Voter

Do you know where, when, and how you'll be voting?

All the Memes Fit to Post

And, In The End...

Tomorrow is Election Day. Start getting together your Election Day plan so you can be as prepared as possible to cast your vote. 

—Jamie Epstein

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