Selfie-incriminating?
Taking a “ballot selfie” may or may not be illegal, depending where you vote. (We saw that, Mr. Trump.)
Got problems? Get provisional.
The vast majority of voters are entitled to demand a provisional ballot if they encounter problems at the ballot box.
Identify Correct ID
Some states require voters to show ID. There has been confusion about what form is necessary and for whom. Check with your local election office to clarify.
Ride Free?
Uber and Lyft have offered discounts for some riders headed to the polls, but read the offer closely before assuming the ride is free.
Post It
For those voters returning ballots by mail: Ballots lacking proper postage may or may not be delivered to election officials for counting. Check requirements with your local election office.
#Nope
You (still) cannot vote with a hashtag.
Vote of Confidence
A persistent claim about widespread voter fraud is based on problematic voter tallies. In fact, a now-defunct commission quietly disbanded in January 2018 without presenting any evidence of widespread voter fraud.
Mark Your Calendar
Election day is November 6, 2018 this year. There is no “second” voting day. There are not separate voting days for different parties. The only variations in dates may be for early voting deadlines (check with your local election office for details). We repeat: Election day is November 6, 2018.
Useful Resources:
Find Your State or Local Election Office
Review Early Voting Deadlines for Every State