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Trusted tools to check the facts, make your plan, protect your right to vote, and follow the results with confidence.

Our democracy works best when every eligible voter can take part and trust the information they use to do it. Misinformation about when, where, and how to vote can be just as damaging as a long line or a locked door.

Visit vote.org to check your registration, find your polling place, preview your ballot, and see what to bring.

You have the right to vote without intimidation. No one should rush, pressure, or harass you or anyone else at the polls. If something feels wrong, ask a poll worker for help or call or text Election Protection.

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Understanding the results

Election Night numbers are a snapshot, not the final word. Results become official only after officials complete the canvass and certify the totals by their legal deadlines, which vary by state. Be cautious of anyone declaring a final outcome early.

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