Before You Vote: A Few Helpful Places To Start

Before You Vote: A Few Helpful Places To Start
The Midterm Election takes place on November 3. And while it likely won't attract as much attention as a general election, this one matters. As a business focused on doing good, this moment matters. We won't tell you who to vote for, we're just asking you to vote.

Unsure if you're registered? Where to vote? What's on the ballot? Here's a few helpful places to start:

Make A Voting Plan

Decide how, when, and where you'll vote (TurboVote is a great resource). Polling place accessibility is required by the Americans with Disabilities Act. You can learn more about voter accessibility laws on USAGov.

Register

Unsure if you're registered? Use Can I Vote from the National Association of Secretaries of State for verified, state-specific information.

Same-day Voter Registration

Yup, it's possible! Some states offer same-day voter registration on Election Day. As of October 2026, this includes: California, Colorado, Connecticut (general elections only), District of Columbia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Iowa, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Utah, Vermont, Washington, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.

What's On My Ballot?

Start here to see the exact candidates and measures you’ll be voting on.

Dig Into The Issues You Care About Most

The groups below focus on public lands, climate, disability, and LGBTQ+ communities. Some are strictly nonpartisan, others are advocacy groups.

Climate 

  • LCV National Environmental Scorecard is an environmental advocacy group that allows you look up Congress members' votes on environmental, climate change, and democracy legislation issues. It also scores them on whether their votes protect people and the planet.
  • Environmental Voter Project is an advocacy group working to build the power of the environmental movement by encouraging non-voting environmentalists to vote.

Public Lands 

  • Outdoor Alliance is an advocacy coalition working to preserve public lands by building relationships with decision makers, enthusiasts, and activists to create new legislation, share maps, and empower others to protect the places in their backyards and beyond.

Disability 

  • Since 1995, nonprofit American Association of People With Disabilities has worked tirelessly alongside disability advocates, government agencies, and corporate and nonprofit partners to advance the goals of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
  • The National Disability Rights Network is the only legally based advocacy organization established by Congress to protect the rights of all individuals with disabilities, pushing for pushes for federal support and advocacy no matter the type or nature of disability.

LGBTQ+ 

  • The Movement Advancement Project is an independent think tank that offers several resources, including LGBTQ+ equality maps of the US, in-depth policy and issue analyses, and LGBTQ+ movement capacity reports.
  • GLAAD is a advocacy nonprofit focused on LGBTQ+ advocacy and cultural change while covering 2026 midterm coverage on LGBTQ+ issues.

  • The Human Rights Campaign is an advocacy organization that offers voting resources for LGBTQ+ voters and allies.

However you vote, we're just glad you're showing up. Thanks for doing your part this election season!
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