Voter History
Know your Rights
Voter Impact
Voter Engagement
Steal
100

Which Amendment granted some women the right to vote?

The 19th Amendment 

100

Do YOU have the right to vote?

Yes!

100

TRUE/FALSE: You can vote for the President in State elections 

FALSE

100

What should you ALWAYS bring with you when going to vote?

A valid form of photo ID

200

When was the civil rights act passed? 

July 9, 1868

200

TRUE/FALSE: You have the right to make a new ballot if you make a mistake on your first one 

TRUE

200

TRUE/FALSE: You can vote for City Council and Mayor in State elections 

TRUE

200

When does the early voting period begin?

October 15th

300

When was the Voting Rights Act signed into law?

August 6, 1965

300

If problems arise when trying to vote which ballot do you have the right to use?

Provisional Ballot

300

Within Congress, what are the two sub branches up to vote for? 

House and Senate 

300

What is the Midterm Election date?

November 3, 2026

400

Which amendment to the Civil Rights Act granted black men the right to vote?

The 15th Amendment 

400

How long do you have to reside in a new precinct in order to gain voter access

30 or more days

400

What are the two positions up to vote for in the state elections? 

Governor 

State Legislature 

400

Where is the early voting location?

Former University City Library

500

What did the Clause 1 Elections Clause establish?

This Clause establishes that the time, place, and manner of holding elections is all left to the states!

500

Name two examples given of how marginalized communities may have their voter access restricted. 

-Reduced early voter periods

-Limits on mail-in voting 

-Stricter Voter ID Requirements

500

What are 3 or 4 causes that you can help impact when voting in the local elections?

Food Access 

Housing 

Transportation Access

Education Access

500

When is the Absentee Ballot request deadline? (Date and Time)

October 20th, 2026 by 5:30 PM

500

In what year were black women specifically given the right to vote? 

Trick Question. Black women were never specifically given the right to vote in the way that black men, Native American women, and white women were.