Don’t forget to vote!

Tomorrow — Tuesday, November 3 — is the last day of voting in this year’s election, and we want to urge you one last time: make sure you get out and vote. Below, you’ll find some resources to help find your polling place, see what is on your ballot, and learn what to do if you have any difficulties voting tomorrow.  

While the election ends tomorrow, the League’s coverage of what comes next, and our work promoting bicycle friendly policy and investment, will continue. In fact, with every seat in the House of Representatives and a third of the Senate on the ballot, what comes next is just the beginning of our next big task for better biking: the future of the transportation bill.

To learn much more about the League’s take on what happens next, join me on Thursday, November 12th, at 3pm ET for a webinar on what the election results mean for bicycling, and for the next transportation bill.

Register for the webinar here »

Want to listen but can’t. make it next Thursday? Register now and we will send you an email when it is online.

Just like you might plan a ride, now is the time to make a plan to vote: find your polling place, schedule a time on Tuesday, November 3, into your calendar, and make sure that logistics don’t stop your ballot from counting.

I tried to vote, but couldn’t, what are my options? 

If you are experiencing problems voting, or want to report possible voter suppression, call or text the nonpartisan Election Protection hotline for help.

Call or text:

• English: 866-OUR-VOTE 
• Spanish: 888-VE-Y-VOTA 
• Asian languages: 888-API-VOTE
• Arabic: 844-YALLA-US

Where is my polling place? What hours will it be open?

If you are not sure, you can find that information through the National Association of Secretaries of State, the state-level officials who oversee voting. The link will eventually direct you to your state’s site for determining your voting location. 

How will I get there?

The League encourages bicycling! If you bike to vote, please Tweet a picture and tag us @BikeLeague or use #IBikeIVote or #BikeThere. 

What time am I going to vote?

Think through your schedule for Tuesday, November 3 (or whichever day you will be voting), and set aside time on your calendar.

What do I need to bring?

Some states require you to bring an ID to vote. See what your state requires on voting day via Vote.org. 

What is on my ballot?

• In addition to the presidential election, every seat in the House of Representatives is on the ballot. Plus, you may see local measures, as well. Learn what will be on yur ballot from The League of Women Voters’ vote411.org and ballotpedia.org
• You can print out your ballot and bring it with you.

Taking a few minutes early on can make a big difference when life gets busy!

I think it might be too late to mail my ballot, are there other options?

Many states have drop boxes where you can return your ballot instead of putting it in the mail. 

In some states you can hand it in at polling places, or other official locations. Check here to see official locations by state.

Now that you have a plan to vote, be sure to let other people know, “I Bike, I Vote” and show off that sentiment with gear from our shop.