Start with the source.
Look for the original announcement. For registration, polling locations, deadlines, and results, consult the election authority responsible for your area.
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Voting informationGo straight
Go straight
to the source.
Your local election authority is the place to check the details that matter for your vote.
Check with your election authority
- Voter registration and eligibility
- Dates, deadlines, and polling locations
- Available voting methods
- Official announcements and results
This page offers general information. For voting instructions, use the official guidance for your location.
Before you shareA closer look
A closer look
goes a long way.
Look at the full context.
Check when and where something was published. Read beyond the headline and look for the complete statement, recording, or image.
Pause before sharing.
If you cannot verify a claim, avoid presenting it as a fact. A familiar account or a widely shared post is a starting point, not confirmation.
AI and election contentConvincing doesn’t
Convincing doesn’t
always mean accurate.
When using AI to explore election topics, check its answers against original sources. Treat generated text, images, and audio with the same care as other information you find online.
- Follow citations back to the original material.
- Check a quote or recording against its complete source.
- Use official election guidance for voting decisions and procedures.
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