Voter Information Hotline: 888-DEM-VOTE

Through Election Day, voters may call our voting rights hotline 1-888-DEM-VOTE. Operated in both English and Spanish, the hotline provides callers with information about their poll locations, enables them to report complaints they have before or on Election Day, and connects them to a designated DNC or State Democratic Party Election Protection operation if needed.

This is the number you call when a Republican is refusing to give registered Democrats provisional ballots.

This is the number you call when you need to know the address of your polling location.

This is the number you call when an electronic voting machine malfunctions.

This is the number you call when you see Republicans engaging in voter intimidation.

Real life examples of voter intimidation:
1. Challenges and threats against individual voters at the polls by armed private guards, off-duty law enforcement officers, local creditors, fake poll monitors, and poll workers and managers.

2. Signs posted at the polling place warning of penalties for "voter fraud" or "non-citizen" voting, or illegally urging support for a candidate.

3. Voters being forced to prove U.S. citizenship before being allowed to vote.

This is the number you call when you have any questions whatsoever on Election Day.