Voting Rights
Important Dates
Voting 101
Amendments 2026
Why Vote?
100

People with disabilities have the right to what?

Vote!

100

When is the last day you can register to vote in 2026? 

Monday, October 19th

100

What is voting?

Making choices about who represents you while making rules. 

100

What is Amendment I?

Medicaid Funding Rule

100

Why do people vote? 

To make rules for where we live!

200

True or False: You can bring someone with you to help you mark your ballot? 

True!

200

When is election day 2026? 

Tuesday, November 3rd
200

What is the first step to voting?

Register at your current address

200

What is Amendment J?

Citizenship Voting Requirement

200

Why vote on Amendments?

Help make decisions about the rules you live by in your state. 

300

Who can you bring with you to help you vote?

Family, staff, friends, or a poll worker. 

You can NOT bring your boss. 

300

When can you vote early? 

September 18th - November 2nd

300

What's the second step to voting?

Get your Ballot

300

What is Amendment K?

Unclaimed Property Trust Fund

300

Why vote in local elections?

Local elections affect the rules where you live specifically

400

True or False: you HAVE to bring someone with you to help you vote. 

False! You have the right to privacy in voting if you want it. 

400

What time are the polls open on election day?

7:00 am to 7:00 pm

400

What's the 3rd step to voting? 

Make your choices on:

People (Representatives)

Amendments


400

What is Amendment L?

60% Approval for Constitutional Changes

400

Why vote in national elections?

The people we choose to represent us in a national elections help make rules for the whole country

500

True or false: you are required to vote if you are registered?

False! You don't have to vote, but it's a great way to make your voice heard!

500

When can you absentee vote?

Anytime from home

OR 

8:00 am to 5:00 pm at your county office

500

What's the last step to voting?

Turn in your ballot to be counted!
500

What is an Amendment? 

A change to our state's main rulebook. 

500

What is the #1 reason to vote?

To make sure your opinion is represented where you live.