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VOTING BASICS
ELECTION INFORMATION

What if I have questions about voting that I cannot find the answer to?
​OVF provides nonpartisan voter education materials and resources to help residents better understand the voting process. If you cannot find what you are looking for, use the contact information provided on the website to reach out.
What should I do if I experience a problem while voting?
You can seek assistance through Election Protection. OVF promotes the 866 OUR VOTE hotline as a resource for voters who experience problems or have questions related to voting.
Can someone help me understand my voting rights?
Yes. OVF distributes Know Your Rights materials and other nonpartisan voter education information designed to help residents better understand their rights and navigate the voting process.
Where can I find reliable information about candidates and issues?
Check your state or local Board of Elections, official election websites, and trusted nonpartisan voter information sources for current information about candidates, ballot issues, and voting decisions.
Does OVF provide resources for people in underserved communities?
Yes. Providing civic and voter information to underserved communities is central to OVF's work. The organization works directly with residents and community partners to make voter education and civic participation more accessible.
How can I stay informed about upcoming civic activities?
OVF promotes civic participation through community events, civic holidays, voter education activities, and other outreach programs. Visitors can check the website for upcoming activities, information, and updates, as well as the OVF Facebook page.