1.VOTE BY MAIL: Below is a sample of information available from the Secretary of State’s website for vote by mail.
Review info here for:
Review info here for:
- receipt of mail ballot application by the Secretary of State
- Mail date of ballot
- Receipt of Ballot by Board of Education
- Acceptance of Ballot by Board of Education
VERY IMPORTANT:If you believe you returned your mail ballot application but there is NO DATE in the field – you cannot vote by mail. YOU CAN vote early at your local Board of Canvassers (located in your city/town hall) until 4:30pm on November 2, 2020.
OR
You can vote on election date at your polling place, which is conveniently located on this same webpage.
2. SOULS TO THE POLLS:
The NAACP Providence Branch is teaming up with the Rhode Island Council of Black Women, Providence Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta, the chapter of Zeta Phi Beta, and Omega Psi Phi to help you get to the polls on election day. Shuttle transportation will be provided to senior centers and Lyft rides will be scheduled for the general public. Call (401) 521-6222 or request a ride here
3. COMBAT MISINFORMATION:
There are trusted information sources about how to vote, where to vote, when to vote. Please click here to learn more from the National Association of Secretaries of State and of course you can always check out this link.
4. Voting Access for Disabled Persons:
Polling places are required to provide access for people with disabilities. The Secretary of State offers information to ensure that every registered voter can access the polls. Click here. If you need help on Election Day, call the Election Protection Hotline: (866) 687-8683