October 6-10, 2025 is National Voter Education Week!
National Voter Education Week (NVEW) helps voters bridge the gap between registering to vote and actually casting a ballot. During this week of interactive education, voters have the opportunity to find their polling location, understand their ballot, make a plan to vote in person or remotely, and more. NVEW strives to help voters overcome common barriers to become confident voters and ambassadors of voting in their own communities for every election.
If you're not old enough to vote in the 2025 election, make sure that everyone in your house who's eligible is registered!
Step 2. Get to Know Your Ballot Your ballot isn’t a pop-quiz; you can review it beforehand to understand the candidates running for federal, state, and local offices, as well as any ballot measures or amendments. By taking the time to research and understand your ballot, you can confidently cast your vote in alignment with your values and beliefs. By taking just a little time before you vote, you can make your voting process easy and stress-free. Your future self will thank you! Enter your address on this site to see what will be on your ballot -->> https://nationalvotereducationweek.org/ballot/
Step 3. Make a Plan to Vote We can help you find the best options for you and your schedule this year! Voting doesn’t just happen on Election Day! Nearly every state offers early voting options, whether in-person or by mail, that allow you to vote on your schedule. By learning more about the options in your state, you can easily incorporate voting into your daily routine and vote the way that works best for you. -->> https://nationalvotereducationweek.org/plan/
Once you've completed these 3 steps, make sure to share with your family and friends!
