allonsyforever:

butterflyslinky:

tparadox:

solluxisms:

Hhhhh fuck my life, millenials are turning out in low numbers for early votes. I’ve seen several of you that have already voted but please, if you haven’t then go *before* the rush next Tuesday. You will lose less sanity and be less overwhelmed, if people try to bullshit you on ID shit you have more time to get what you need, the lines aren’t so long you can’t get your vote in, it’s all-around a much better experience.

If you don’t like Hillary, hold your nose and pretend it’s Bernie. We need Bernie-level turnout here and even Bernie has said it. Vote Hillary so Bernie has a shot at enacting some serious reform in the Senate. He can do amazing things in the Senate if he’s backed by other Senators and a President that leans liberal.

*gets down on my knees and prays to any gods that can hear me*

IF YOU ARE IN LINE BEFORE THE POLLS CLOSE, YOU ARE ALLOWED TO VOTE

If anyone tells you the line is full, or that the time is up and everyone in line needs to go home, DO NOT LEAVE. Call the Election Protection Coalition at 1-866-OUR-VOTE.

IF YOU LIVE IN COLORADO, CONNECTICUT, IDAHO, ILLINOIS, IOWA, MAINE, MINNESOTA, MONTANA, NEW HAMPSHIRE, NORTH CAROLINA, WISCONSIN, WYOMING OR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, YOU HAVE SAME-DAY REGISTRATION.

This means that even if you are not currently registered to vote in that state or you need to update your registration with a new name or address, you can register there at the polls. You will need a photo ID and proof of residence to register. 

In Montana you will register at your election official’s office and be given a provisional ballot that won’t be counted until you return with proof of identity.

But if you live in one of those places and someone tells you you missed a deadline to register, they are wrong and you should call the hotline above.

If you encounter “poll observers” who are trying to intimidate voters or stop you from voting - heads up Pennsylvania - you can also call the number above or you can contact the Department of Justice Voting Rights Hotline (800-253-3931) if you feel your rights have been violated in any way.