As we approach mid-June, voters in Washington, DC and seven states, including Georgia, Oklahoma, Virginia, New York, and Utah, will head to the polls for upcoming primary elections. 

Every election is important as local races and ballot measures related to issues like housing, transportation, and public safety can directly impact your community. If you’re eligible to vote in any of these jurisdictions, make a plan for casting your ballot. 

Before Election Day:

• Confirm your voter registration status.
• Review your ballot. Try WeVote to build a personalized ballot and compare candidates.
• Find your polling place or check your mail-in ballot deadline.
• Bring any required voter identification.

Visit WeVote’s Blog for more election essentials, tips, and information including:
Why Do We Vote on Tuesdays?
What is a Swing State and Why Do They Matter?
Why Year-Round Civic Engagement Matters More Than Ever
Voter Prep Begins With Early Registration