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Exercise your right to vote! Register to vote easily and conveniently on our dedicated page. Empower yourself to elect prochoice champions today! Voting Frequently Asked Questions How do I know if I’m registered to vote? What if I need to register to vote? You can check if you are registered at Vote.org here: If you need to register to vote, visit www.vote.org/register-to-vote/ What are the deadlines for registering to vote and casting my ballot? Each state has different deadlines. Head to www.vote.org and choose your state's election website to learn more. Can I vote by mail? Voting and election policies differ state-by-state. To learn about each state's vote-by-mail policies, visit https://www.vote.org/absentee-voting-rules/ How do I find my polling place to vote? At the time of an election, you can find your polling place when you're ready to cast an in-person ballot by: After completing your ballot using the Vote Pro-Choice voter guide (as available), click "Find My Polling Place." Use the polling place locator tool provided by Vote America Your voter registration card typically has your local polling place address Contact your local election office Polling places can change from election to election. Always check and confirm your polling location for each election. Can I vote early? Also known as in-person absentee voting, many states offer early voting. You can find information on your state's early voting rules at www.vote.org What do I need to bring to my polling place to vote? This depends on the state you live in. We recommend checking your state’s voting rules and requirements often, and you can view what is required at vote.org What if I have any problems while voting? If you have any questions or experience any difficulty during the voting process, please call the Election Protection hotline at 866-OUR-VOTE Find Your Polling Place Request Your Ballot Check Your Registration

Vote Pro-Choice is dedicated to a transformative election strategy to engage and expand the pro-choice majority. Our Work Our Purpose and Vision Vote Pro-Choice works to build governing power for reproductive freedom, ensuring that our leaders support policies championing things like abortion access, birth control availability, and science-based sex ed so that every person can start or grow their family on their terms. Every elected office—from school board to county commissioner to the state legislature—has a role in protecting reproductive freedom, which is why Vote Pro-Choice specifically supports candidates at the state and local levels. Our communities are our first line of defense and our first opportunity to build a world with comprehensive reproductive freedom. Since 2016... 84.4 million Pro-choice voters engaged 64.3 million Voter Guides distributed 2,598 Pro-choice endorsements Candidates coached 905 163,000 Candidates researched Win rate in some of the toughest races in the country! 65% Vote Pro-Choice is dedicated to transformative election strategy. " Engaging & Expanding our pro-choice majority As a full-cycle organization, we empower voters at every stage of an election cycle, from registration to engagement, education, and turn-out. Abortion access and reproductive freedom are important on-ramp issues for young people, often serving as a catalyst to bring first-time or infrequent voters into civic participation. That’s why we educate voters on how to vote, the impacts of election victories, and which candidates are pro-choice so that every voter has the information they need to make a difference at the ballot box. Vote Pro-Choice backs candidates who advocate not just for abortion rights but also for gender equality and comprehensive reproductive freedom. Vote Pro-Choice has endorsed more than 2,500 candidates, 89% at the state and local levels. 73% of Vote Pro-Choice endorsed candidates are women 43% of Vote Pro-Choice endorsed candidates are women of color. Nearly 50% of endorsed candidates receive personal campaign coaching from the Vote Pro-Choice team. We have a win rate of 65% in some of the toughest races across the country. Supporting Pro-Choice Candidates Join us in 2026 & beyond! Vote Pro-Choice works with dozens of partners—including coalition groups, media organizations, national reproductive rights groups, state-based organizations, and everything in between—to co-create strategy and aligned execution. We strive to be always collaborative, never duplicative. We are proud to work in partnership with

In 2023, our mission was to engage 3.97 million pro-choice voters in pivotal states where abortion access faces the greatest risk: Texas, Kentucky, Virginia, and Pennsylvania. Together, we can ensure a pro-choice future for all. We endorsed 244 candidates in 2023, primarily at the state and local level Joshua Cole Virginia House of Delegates - District 65 Kelly Convirs-Fowler Virginia House of Delegates - District 96 Nina Ahmad Philadelphia City Council - At-Large Jalen McKee-Rodriguez San Antonio City Council - District 2 We built pro-choice governing power to protect abortion in Virginia. The Virginia 2023 election was the largest single-state investment in our history! Now, Vote Pro-Choice alums have proposed a state constitutional amendment to guarantee permanent abortion access in Virginia. How We Won Voter Engagement & Issue ID Work Polling & Message Testing Candidate Support & Voter Mobilization We supported candidates in key judicial victories in Pennsylvania Jill Beck Pennsylvania State Superior Court Judge Timika Lane Pennsylvania State Superior Court Judge Daniel McCaffery Pennsylvania Supreme Court Matt Wolf Pennsylvania State Commonwealth Court Judge State Supreme Courts are a powerful tool in the fight for reproductive freedom, and the Wisconsin court will rule on critical cases to protect abortion rights and voting rights. Janet Protasiewicz WON her 2023 special election for Wisconsin State Supreme Court We supported Justice Janet Protasiewicz in her race for a critical Wisconsin State Supreme Court seat

Stay prepared for upcoming elections! Check your voter registration status on our user-friendly page. Ensure your eligibility to cast your vote and ensure reproductive freedom. Voting Frequently Asked Questions How do I know if I’m registered to vote? What if I need to register to vote? You can check if you are registered at Vote.org here: If you need to register to vote, visit www.vote.org/register-to-vote/ What are the deadlines for registering to vote and casting my ballot? Each state has different deadlines. Head to www.vote.org and choose your state's election website to learn more. Can I vote by mail? Voting and election policies differ state-by-state. To learn about each state's vote-by-mail policies, visit https://www.vote.org/absentee-voting-rules/ How do I find my polling place to vote? At the time of an election, you can find your polling place when you're ready to cast an in-person ballot by: After completing your ballot using the Vote Pro-Choice voter guide (as available), click "Find My Polling Place." Use the polling place locator tool provided by Vote America Your voter registration card typically has your local polling place address Contact your local election office Polling places can change from election to election. Always check and confirm your polling location for each election. Can I vote early? Also known as in-person absentee voting, many states offer early voting. You can find information on your state's early voting rules at www.vote.org What do I need to bring to my polling place to vote? This depends on the state you live in. We recommend checking your state’s voting rules and requirements often, and you can view what is required at vote.org What if I have any problems while voting? If you have any questions or experience any difficulty during the voting process, please call the Election Protection hotline at 866-OUR-VOTE Register to Vote Find Your Polling Place Request Your Ballot

How to apply for the Vote Pro-Choice endorsement for political candidates. Vote Pro-Choice empowers voters to identify pro-choice candidates in every election, everywhere. Our endorsed candidates are committed to the fight for reproductive freedom, advocating for all aspects of reproductive health, rights, and justice. They understand that true reproductive freedom requires access to comprehensive healthcare, racial justice, and community safety. We provide our endorsed candidates with a range of resources to support their campaigns, including promotion in the Vote Pro-Choice Voter Guide. All applicants will be notified of their endorsement status. If you are running for office in 2025, our endorsement application will reopen after the November election. To be added to the notification list, please email carly@voteprochoice.us

Carrie Coyner is trying to ban abortion and jail doctors—Virginia deserves better. Carrie Coyner is leading the fight to ban abortion. Carrie has voted repeatedly to give politicians control over our most personal medical decisions. She even voted to jail doctors and charge women with crimes for seeking life-saving care. When politicians focus on extreme agendas, we all lose. Lindsay Dougherty is the only candidate in this race who will protect reproductive freedom. Meet Lindsay Election Day in Virginia is Tuesday, November 4. Early Voting begins September 19. Find Your Polling Place Was this helpful? Please consider supporting our work to elect pro-choice leaders across Virginia.

Discover the Vote Pro-Choice digital voter guide. Vote for reproductive freedom champions using our accessible digital voter guide platform. Are you ready to VoteProChoice? Prepare to vote in the 2023 Elections with this pro-choice voter guide, featuring endorsements and recommendations from progressive voices across the country! It’s never been more important to vote for progressive, pro-choice champions at every level. From Congress to state legislatures and city halls — and everything in between! VoteProChoice Voter Guide Locations Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming

Find your polling place! Access our user-friendly tool to find your voting location for upcoming elections. Stay informed and exercise your right to vote. Voting Frequently Asked Questions How do I know if I’m registered to vote? What if I need to register to vote? You can check if you are registered at Vote.org here: If you need to register to vote, visit www.vote.org/register-to-vote/ What are the deadlines for registering to vote and casting my ballot? Each state has different deadlines. Head to www.vote.org and choose your state's election website to learn more. Can I vote by mail? Voting and election policies differ state-by-state. To learn about each state's vote-by-mail policies, visit https://www.vote.org/absentee-voting-rules/ How do I find my polling place to vote? At the time of an election, you can find your polling place when you're ready to cast an in-person ballot by: After completing your ballot using the Vote Pro-Choice voter guide (as available), click "Find My Polling Place." Use the polling place locator tool provided by Vote America Your voter registration card typically has your local polling place address Contact your local election office Polling places can change from election to election. Always check and confirm your polling location for each election. Can I vote early? Also known as in-person absentee voting, many states offer early voting. You can find information on your state's early voting rules at www.vote.org What do I need to bring to my polling place to vote? This depends on the state you live in. We recommend checking your state’s voting rules and requirements often, and you can view what is required at vote.org What if I have any problems while voting? If you have any questions or experience any difficulty during the voting process, please call the Election Protection hotline at 866-OUR-VOTE Register to Vote Check Your Registration Request Your Ballot

Ghazala Hashmi is the only candidate for Lieutenant Governor endorsed by abortion rights groups. Elect Pro-Choice Democrat Ghazala Hashmi for Virginia Lieutenant Governor Early Vote Now Through Nov. 1, or on Election Day: Tuesday, Nov. 4. Find Your Polling Place Learn More about Ghazala Why vote for Ghazala Hashmi? Ghazala Hashmi is a champion for women and families. She’s an experienced educator who spent nearly 30 years as a professor, and she is a mother to two daughters. Ghazala Hashmi is the only candidate for Lieutenant Governor endorsed by abortion rights groups. With GOP extremists trying to ban abortion and jail doctors, she wrote the bill shielding Virginia doctors from right-wing prosecutors, and she’s helping pass the constitutional amendment to secure reproductive rights for all Virginians. As Lieutenant Governor, she will protect public education, reproductive freedom, and democracy. Ghazala Hashmi has a successful track record of fighting back against Donald Trump. When Trump tried to take away healthcare from 600,000 Virginians, she led the fight to stop him. And while Trump works to destroy the Department of Education, she defends students, supports teachers, and fights to block book bans. Vote for Ghazala Hashmi for Lieutenant Governor on (or before) November 4. Find Your Polling Place Was this helpful? Please consider supporting our work to uplift pro-choice champions like Ghazala Hashmi.