The ACRU produces and airs radio ads to raise awareness of voting issues while offering citizens the opportunity to report election fraud incidents. Vote Fraud Hotline Stranger Danger Dr. Alveda King: Protecting Vulnerable Voters

If you are stationed outside the polling location during early voting or election day, engage in conversations with groups being dropped off to vote. Let them know you are happy they are there to vote, ensure they have what they need to vote successfully. Your conversations can help ensure they are exercising their right to vote of their own free will.

Engage in “mindful watching.” If you see someone who appears to be coerced into voting, call the vote fraud hotline.

Be sure to know the voting laws in your state as it pertains to proof of residency, identification and early voting. Know how these laws impact your homeless residents.

FAQs Archive - Center for Vulnerable Voters

Q: 19. The Right to Demand Your Voting Rights

You’ve earned it! If you feel your rights are being violated on election day, speak up for those rights or ask for assistance from a relative or trusted friend to ensure you can trust the integrity of your voting choice and be provided full federally-protected sensory or physical accommodation.

Q: 16. The Right to Redress if not Accommodated on Election Day

If you believe your rights to the accommodation have been violated, you can report this to your local election official. Be sure to notify your election official with specific detail, including time and place, within 45 days of the election violation.