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Election Disinformation and Misinformation: A Critical Resource

Disinformation and misinformation are significant challenges in the current media landscape. This guide is designed to help you navigate the complexities of election-related information.

Introduction

This page provides practical tools and information specifically for voters, including resources from trusted organizations like the League of Women Voters (LWV). It will also include links to official sites where users can check voter registration, find polling places, and learn about their local elections.

Key Voter Resources

  • Ballotpedia.org
    Provides neutral, comprehensive information about elections, candidates, and issues on your ballot. It also covers laws and regulations that govern voting processes.
  • CanIVote.org
    Sponsored by the National Association of Secretaries of State, this website offers a simple way for voters to verify their registration status, find polling locations, and get up-to-date information about their state's voting laws.
  • Election Protection Coalition
    This organization provides voter support and assistance, including a hotline for reporting any issues at polling places. They also offer information about voter rights and how to resolve problems with voting.
  • League of Women Voters (LWV)
    The LWV is a trusted nonpartisan organization that provides voter education, including information about voting rights, election rules, and how to register. They offer resources for first-time voters and help clarify election processes.
  • USA.gov Voting Information
    An official government resource for U.S. elections, providing information about how to register, voting deadlines, and state-specific requirements.
  • Vote.org
    A comprehensive resource for U.S. voters that includes tools for checking registration status, finding polling locations, and understanding absentee and mail-in voting options.