Voter Resources

Check Out More Voter Resources!

• Check out the GW Votes Faculty Toolkit: A guide for GW faculty/staff (PDF) to talk about voting with their classes and campus communities.
• TurboVote makes sure students always know when elections are happening and have the information they need to vote with confidence.
• Check out the GW Votes Guide for Voters with Disabilities (PDF) for information on campus resources, legal protections, and state-by-state voting guides designed to support voters with disabilities.
• Visit VoteRiders’ #TransPeopleVote resource to check your state’s ID requirements and check out Trans Lifeline’s ID Change Library to learn the process on how to change your legal gender.
• Get alerts on new legislation and share your opinion with your representatives before they vote with IssueVoter.
• Starting in 2024, qualified non-citizen District of Columbia residents may vote in local elections. Check out the DC Board of Election’s page on voter registration for Non-US Citizen DC Residents.
• Check out the District of Columbia Resources for Voters with Disabilities. Not voting in DC? Use AAPD’s 2024 States Guides for Disabled Voters.
• Get to the Polls: GTTP is a voter lookup tool that helps voters identify where to vote or return their ballot, what’s on their ballot, and how to contact their state and local election officials by simply entering their address.
• Election Protection: Text or call 1-866-OUR-VOTE or tweet @866OURVOTE if you experience issues while voting.