Questions People Ask
Direct answers about Be The Vote, official resources, submissions and corrections.
Is Be The Vote affiliated with a political party?
No. Be The Vote is a nonpartisan civic information and engagement platform. It does not endorse political parties or candidates.
Does Be The Vote register people to vote?
Be The Vote connects visitors to official registration services. Registration is completed through the appropriate state or government election system.
Can I check my registration through this website?
Be The Vote directs visitors to official state election resources where registration information can be confirmed securely.
Does Be The Vote tell people which candidates to support?
No. Be The Vote provides civic education and access to official resources. It does not endorse or oppose candidates.
Why does voting information differ by state?
States and territories establish many of their own registration, identification, early-voting and absentee-voting rules. Visitors should confirm current requirements through their official state or local election office.
Can my organization partner with Be The Vote?
Yes. Organizations may submit a partnership inquiry for civic education, resource distribution, public-information programming, events, research, sponsorships and other nonpartisan initiatives.
Can I submit an event or civic resource?
Yes. Submitted resources and events will be reviewed before publication to confirm relevance, accuracy and nonpartisan presentation.
How do I report incorrect or outdated information?
Use Report a Correction in the Be The Vote footer. Reports enter the administrative review queue before information is changed.