Our mission is to secure voting rights for all Americans.

The right to vote is only as strong as the systems that deliver it. We work on those systems: the offices that run elections, the laws that decide who gets registered, and the information voters need to cast a ballot.

What are the rules in your state?

Registration deadlines, mail ballot dates, and early voting, all in one place.

What we do

iVote Research

iVote Research is conducting an ongoing series of polls and focus groups to find out what Americans actually think about our elections: what their experience with voting is, which reforms they support, where there is common ground, and how we can move forward.

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Secretaries of State

Legislatures write election laws. Secretaries of state decide how they work in practice. Most voters have never been told that.

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Nonpartisan GOTV

We put facts in front of voters at scale, including a $20 million voter education campaign in 2020.

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Automatic Voter Registration

Nearly 88 million eligible Americans didn't vote in 2024. For millions of them, the reason was a registration system that puts the burden on the voter. It doesn't have to.

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What if everyone voted?

More than 156 million Americans voted in 2024.

Nearly 88 million eligible voters sat out.

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Everything you need to vote, in one place.

Check your registration, find your polling place, and see every deadline in your state.

Open the Voter Toolkit

Voting Rights Timeline

Two centuries of expansion, and a contested last decade.

187015th Amendment 192019th Amendment 1965Voting Rights Act 2013Shelby County 2026Callais See the full timeline →