The 2026 voter guide

Your vote,
your power.

Get ready to take action with clear voter resources and a plan for election day.

Make your voting plan

Get voter resources

Check your registration, find local information, and make a plan.

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Get election-ready
in 3 steps

  1. 1

    Check registration

    Make sure you are ready to vote.

  2. 2

    Review local information

    Know the rules and choices where you live.

  3. 3

    Make your plan

    Decide when, where, and how you will vote.

Vote with purpose

Progressive values,
practical choices.

Women’s March Action builds political power for women through education, training, outreach, and entry points for action.

Explore our values →

Reproductive freedom

Protect bodily autonomy and access to care.

Economic justice

Build opportunity, raise standards, and close the gaps.

Safety & dignity for all

Advance equity, protect communities, and uphold human rights.

Climate action & health

Invest in a livable planet and a healthier future for everyone.

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Every election counts

Power is built race by race.

From Congress to your local school board, the choices on your ballot shape the life you live every day.

Get election-ready

Ready before election day

Check your registration. Make a plan. Show up.

Check registration

Frequently asked questions

What voters want to know.

How do I get election-ready?

Start by checking your registration, then review current voting information from your state or local election office.

Where can I find ballot information?

Your state or local election office has the current information about races, measures, dates, and voting rules where you live.

How do I make a voting plan?

Choose when and where you will vote, then make sure you know the deadlines and identification rules that apply to you.

Where can I check my registration?

Women’s March Action links voters to VoteAmerica for registration and registration-status help.

Your voice belongs on every ballot

Make your
next vote count.

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