National Voter Education Week
Your Voting RESOURCE Center
If it's one thing we know, voting is made difficult for us on purpose. Making voter information harder to access is a form of voter suppression. This Voter Education Week, NAACP continues to provide the resources needed to guide Black voters during election season.
Your Voting Checklist
Understanding how voting works is the first step to voting with confidence. Here are 5 steps to gain more knowledge on voting.
Your Voting Options
Register to Vote
Registering to vote can take less than 10 minutes to complete. Exercise your right to defend democracy by registering to participate in upcoming elections.
Absentee Voting
Being away from home is no excuse for not voting! If you are unable to vote at your designated polling place, request your absentee ballot.
Verify Your Voter Registration Status
Confirm your voter registration status to ensure you are ready to go once the polls open!
What's On Your Ballot?
An informed voter is a prepared voter. Enter your information to see who and what will be on your ballot in this upcoming election.
Our Time is Now: 2025 Election Toolkit
On Election Day, we're voting for our families, our freedoms, our future. Our time is now to elect leaders who will make Virginia the best it can be: home base for the federal workforce, home for many in our military and colleges, and an example of inclusion, safety, and opportunities.
Never Miss An Election
We need every vote we can get to protect our democracy. Sign up for text and email reminders to receive important information about upcoming election dates and deadlines near you.
National Voter Education Week has served as a blueprint for our units to engage, register, educate, and mobilize their peers and community… We've seen an increase in NAACP units creating their own initiatives that meet and prioritize the needs and interests of their communities.
- Derrick Lewis, Interim National Director of Youth and College, NAACP