In anticipation of the November 2020 national and state election, the Urban Core Collective has launched a civic engagement program. We will conduct voter education and outreach to increase registration, absentee voting and diversity of poll workers.
A part of the Movement Voter Project, we hope to strengthen the collective power of our community by organizing youth and communities of color for August and November. Turning out voters and uplifting the voices of our community on issues that impact us is key to winning politically, socially and economically.
Here are four easy steps to use our voices and take action to win this year's key election.
Register to vote and check out our "Know Your Rights" section below for more information on who is eligible and how to register.
Apply for your absentee ballot to vote from home before mailing in or dropping off your ballot.
Preview your ballot to get to know your candidates.
Or, find your polling place to vote in person on November 3rd.
Oct 19th — Deadline to register to vote for the November 3 general election (via mail)
Oct 20th - November 3rd at 8 pm — Register to vote in person at local County Clerk’s office
Oct 30th by 5pm — Deadline for Clerk’s office to to receive your absentee ballot by mail
Nov 2nd by 4pm — Deadline to return absentee ballot in person at local Clerk’s office
November 3rd — General Election
Find answers to common questions like who can register to vote, how to register, and how to vote before or on Election Day in this ACLU guide.
Look for the latest updates on our social media platforms while the Secretary of State and Local Clerk offices adapt during Covid-19 response and standards.
We’re here to help! Whether you’re an individual or organization, contact us directly with your questions or input by emailing us at info@uccgr.org.
