Together. Power. Vote.
DEMOCRACY WINS
This election season, we worked diligently to mobilize voters across the country, and because of you, we were able to:
- Distribute nearly $7 million to 55 groups to support voter mobilization efforts
- Place radio ads across Georgia, Arizona, Pennsylvania, Florida, North Carolina, Nevada, Ohio, Wisconsin, and Michigan to turn out voters
- Send approximately 8 million texts to encourage Americans to vote
- Recruit 30,000 volunteers including poll workers and volunteers for relational organizing
- Partner with Vote.org to register voters and recruit poll workers
- Partner with HIT strategies to conduct critical research around key issues impacting the Black community
- Partner with Lyft to offer free rides to and from polling stations for up to $50 off per person
- Train legal experts, who were deployed across the country to monitor any irregularities at polling places, voter suppression, and intimidation
With your help, we were able to make history - again.
Voter Incident Report Form
Did you encounter any issues while voting? Broken voter machines, voter intimidation, and misuse of provisional ballots are unacceptable on Election Day. Report any voting incidents throughout the day that impede on your right to vote.
A team of legal and voting rights volunteers review each ticket and will work to resolve reported issues with the voter, the county's election officials, the secretary of state, and as a last resort, litigation.
The Culture of Voting
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Power the Vote through Faith
The NAACP has continued to fight at all costs to identify disinformation and to prevent it with valid facts so that our community can make informed and intelligent decisions when casting our ballot in this upcoming election. Learn more about how we push Faith Forward during this election season.
Report an Incident
If you ran into any issues while voting, report your incident to the NAACP.
Report the Incident
We want to thank the tireless organizers, volunteers, and supporters who spent countless hours knocking on doors, educating voters, monitoring polls, and so much more. Every ballot cast is a victory for our democracy.
- Derrick Johnson, President and CEO, NAACP