Before change happens, people show up. Voting is one of the most powerful ways to use your voice — but first, you need to know how to make it count. Whether you’re registering for the first time or confirming your voter status, take a moment to know your rights, your deadlines, and your plan.

Voting Checklist: Are You Eligible?

You can vote in the 2025 elections if you:

• Are registered to vote in your state.

• Will be 18 years old on or before Election Day.

Deadline alert: Some states close voter registration 30 days before Election Day. Others allow Same-Day Registration (SDR) — meaning you can register and vote at the same time.

Check your eligibility and deadlines below to make sure your name is on the list.

Check your registration status – nass.org/can-I-vote
Find your registration deadlines – ballotready.org

Don’t Gatekeep Your Right to Vote

Your vote is your right — but rights only matter when you use them.
Take a minute to confirm your registration or register to vote today.
Some states allow same-day registration, so even if you missed the deadline, you may still be able to cast your ballot.

Visit nass.org/can-I-vote to check your registration status and find out what applies in your state.

About The Line

If the polls close while you’re still in line, stay in line.
As long as you were there before closing time, you have the right to vote.

This applies in every state. Don’t walk away.
Your presence matters — and your vote will be counted.

Learn more about your voting rights at WeAreTeamRoc.com/knowyourvote

Be Prepared to Wait a While

Voting is worth your time.
Bring water, a snack, and something to keep your energy up. Long lines shouldn’t silence your voice.

Before you head to the polls:

• Bring your ID (requirements vary by state).
• Know your voting rights.
• Have a plan to vote — including how you’ll get there, what time you’ll go, and who you’re bringing with you.

Action Items:

• Check your registration status.

• Plan your transportation or mail-in ballot.
• Share this guide with your friends and community.

Your Vote. Your Power.

Every vote matters. Every voice matters.  Know your vote — and make it count.

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