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Non-partisan Voter Information Sources

Stacey Abrams, C'95, former Georgia House of Representatives Minority Leader and Gubernatorial Candidate Encourages Spelman Students

During NSO, the SSGA is hosting a virtual registration drive.

Using Turbo Vote, spelman.turbovote.org, students can:

The ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge seeks to increase the number of college students who are democratically engaged on an ongoing basis, during and between elections.
IGNITE Political Power in Every Young Woman, a non-partisan group, encourages young women to engage in the political process, provides regular virtual and in person trainings, and holds regional conferences.

Voter Status: Unsure if you are registered to vote in Georgia? Check here: My Voter Page – Georgia Secretary of State.
Updater.com state guides for updating your voter registration.
Vote.org information on state absentee ballot requirements and help getting an absentee ballot application.
Voteriders is a nonpartisan resource for info or help getting IDs to vote. Check here for state voter ID requirements or to get involved.
The U.S. Election Committee provides information and opportunities to register to vote. Use the National Mail Voter Registration Form, update your registration information with a new name or address, or register with a political party.
Vote.gov provides voter registration application forms with state-by-state instructions.
CNN sources for state-by-state voting information.

Competitive Elections for State Legislatures
Votesmart offers candidate information for elections throughout the country
Vote-USA lets you find out who is running in your area with an interactive sample ballot and information on the candidates

The League of Women Voters is engaged in programs to protect voting rights and expand electoral participation. The League’s VOTE411.org has served tens of millions of voters. By entering one’s home address on VOTE411.org, voters can see ballot questions they will be voting on, compare candidate responses to League questions and much more
The Voter Participation Ce nter lists ways to get involved with voter registration and participation
TurboVote is an app that keeps you informed about registration, elections, and absentee ballots
Rock the Vote links to voter registration tools, elected officials contact information, and much more, including code for an Election Reminder widget