Voter Resources

How to Contact Your Elected Officials

• Contact The President

• Contact Your U.S. Representative

• Contact Your U.S. Senator

• Contact Your State Governor

• Contact Your State Legislature

• Contact Your Mayor

• Contact Your State or Local Election Office

• Contact State Agencies and Offices

• Contact Your city, county, and town officials.

• Contact Your County Executive

• Local Election Offices and Election Calendars

• Polling Place Lookup and Contact

• A-Z Index of U.S. Government Departments and Agencies

Voter Information, Organizations, and Charities

• American Civil Liberties Union

• Local ACLU Offices

• Ballotpedia

• Ballot Ready

• Brennan Center for Justice

• Campaign Legal Center

• Common Cause

• Demos

• Election Protection

• Fair Fight Action

• FairVote

• GovTrack

• HeadCount

• I Side With

• Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law

• League of Women Voters

• Let America Vote

• National Vote at Home Institute

• On the Issues

• Open Secrets

• Project Vote Smart

• Protect Democracy

• Resistbot

• RideShare2Vote

• Rock the Vote

• Spread the Vote

• U.S. Election Assistance Commission

• U.S. Elections Project

• Vote.org

• Vote.org Election Reminders

• Vote411

• VoteAmerica

• Vote Riders

• Vote Save America

• Vote Smart

• Voter Protection Project

• Voting Information Project

• You Don't Need a Home to Vote

Voter Protection Hotlines:

Nationwide: 1-833-336-8683

Español: 1-888-839-8682

Alabama: 1-833-468-6832

Alaska: 1-833-336-8683

Arizona: 1-833-868-3429

Arkansas: 1-501-299-5589

California: 1-877-321-8683

Colorado: 1-720-580-0148

Connecticut: 1-833-336-8683

D.C. : 1-833-336-8683

Delaware: 1-833-335-3367

Florida: 1-833-868-3352

Georgia: 1-888-730-5816

Hawaii: 1-833-336-8683

Idaho: 1-208-866-3844

Illinois: 1-224-990-2200

Indiana: 1-317-261-3820

Iowa: 1-515-293-6860

Kansas: 1-844-578-6837

Kentucky: 1-833-468-6835

Louisiana: 1-225-233-3401

Maine: 1-207-990-0788

Maryland: 1-838-638-6837

Massachusetts: 1-833-336-8683

Michigan: 1-833-648-6837

Minnesota: 1-833-335-8683

Mississippi: 1-855-443-3020

Missouri: 1-314-652-3929

Montana: 1-406-272-4046

Nebraska: 1-531-201-0333

Nevada: 1-888-525-8683

New Hampshire: 1-603-466-8683

New Jersey: 1-877-658-6837

New Mexico: 1-833-664-3367

New York: 1-833-336-8683

North Carolina: 1-833-868-3462

North Dakota: 1-833-336-8683

Ohio: 1-844-644-8683

Oklahoma: 1-833-336-8683

Oregon: 1-877-239-8683

Pennsylvania: 1-833-728-6837

Rhode Island: 1-833-336-8683

South Carolina: 1-855-785-0222

South Dakota: 1-833-336-8683

Tennessee: 1-855-486-8386

Texas: 1-844-898-6837

Utah: 1-833-336-8683

Vermont: 1-844-888-6837

Virginia: 1-844-482-8683

Washington: 1-206-309-8683

West Virginia: 1-833-336-8683

Wisconsin: 1-608-336-3232

Wyoming: 1-833-336-8683

Other Voter Hotlines

• Call 1-844-872-0234 and enter your zip code to be instantly connected with your State and Federal Representatives and Senator

• Text RESIST to 50409 for help contacting your Elected Officials

• Call The Election Protection Hotline at 1-866-687-8683 to report any voting issues, poll site violations, or if anyone tries to stop you from voting.

• Election Protection Hotline (Spanish): 888-839-8682

• Election Protection Hotline (Asian Languages): 888-274-8683

• Election Protection Hotline (Arabic): 844-925-5287

• Call the U.S. Department of Justice Voting Rights Hotline at 1-800-253-3931 to report any voting issues, poll site violations, or if anyone tries to stop you from voting.

• White House switchboard: 202-456-1414

• White House Comments Line: 202-456-1111

• U.S. Capitol switchboard: 202-224-3121

Felony Disenfranchisement

• The Florida Rights Restoration Coalition - People convicted of a felony in Florida can fully complete their sentence, but still be denied the right to vote unless they have money. 100% of donations to the FRRC will help pay off the fines preventing people from voting.

• The Free Hearts Fines and Fees Fund - Assists Tennessee felons by helping pay outstanding fines and fees in order to restore their voting rights.

• The Tennessee Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers - The TACDL will go to court and ask for indigent status to dismiss court fines that may be preventing Tennessee Felons from having their voting rights restored. Just email office@tacdl.com to be matched with a lawyer in their area of the State.

• Campaign Legal Center - Works to restore voting rights to people with past convictions in Alabama, Arizona, Iowa, Nevada, and Tennessee by providing direct voting rights restoration services.

• The Sentencing Project - A research and advocacy center working to promote reforms in sentencing policy.

• Local ACLU Offices - The ACLU has a nationwide network of offices in every State with resources to help disenfranchised felons.

State Government Transparency Websites

• Alabama

• Alaska

• Arizona

• Arkansas

• California

• Colorado

• Connecticut

• Delaware

• District of Columbia (D.C)

• Florida

• Georgia

• Hawaii

• Idaho

• Illinois

• Indiana

• Iowa

• Kansas

• Kentucky

• Louisiana

• Maine

• Maryland

• Massachusetts

• Michigan

• Minnesota

• Mississippi

• Missouri

• Montana

• Nebraska

• Nevada

• New Hampshire

• New Jersey

• North Dakota

• New Hampshire

• New Jersey

• New Mexico

• New York

• North Carolina

• North Dakota

• Ohio

• Oklahoma

• Oregon

• Pennsylvania

• Rhode Island

• South Carolina

• South Dakota

• Tennessee

• Texas

• Utah

• Vermont

• Virginia

• Washington

• West Virginia

• Wyoming