Find voting-rights, accessibility, military, overseas, language-access, and election-assistance resources.
Know the voting help and access options that may be available.
Voters may have rights to accessible voting equipment, curbside or assisted voting where available, language assistance, provisional ballots, replacement ballots, and help from election officials. Rules and remedies depend on the situation and location.
- Ask your election office about accessible voting equipment and polling-place accommodations.
- Military and overseas voters can use special federal voting procedures.
- If you experience a problem, record what happened and contact official voting-rights resources promptly.
- Vote.gov voting guides
- U.S. Election Assistance Commission accessibility resources
- U.S. Department of Justice voting rights resources
- Federal Voting Assistance Program for military and overseas voters
Find state accessibility and voting-rights links
Choose the state, District of Columbia, or territory where you vote to see official election-office links and related Voting Toolkit resources.
What you can find here
- Registration and registration-status links.
- Polling-place, ballot, mail voting, accessibility, and voting-rights resources.
- Official election-office and election-calendar links for final dates and deadlines.
Election rules, offices, deadlines, and voting locations can change. Always verify details with your official state or local election office before voting.