Every vote is a voicefor our community.
Agudath Israel's Get Out The Vote campaign mobilizes Jewish communities across the country, shul by shul and block by block. Select your region to see local election details, or explore how we're turning out the vote nationwide.
A united community at the ballot box.
Elected officials listen to communities that vote. Agudath Israel of America has represented the Orthodox Jewish community in the halls of government for over a century. Voter turnout is our loudest advocacy tool.
Every campaign coordinates volunteers, phone banks, voter registration drives at community supermarkets, and daily cross-referenced tracking of who has already voted so we can focus efforts where they matter.
Working with local shuls to ensure every eligible community member is registered and reminded.
Cross-reference community lists against Secretary of State early voter data so no effort is wasted.
Phone banks and stand-outs to reach voters who haven't cast a ballot yet.
How to make your vote count
Select your region above for local election dates and deadlines. In the meantime, here are the basics for every voter.
Check your registration
Verify you're registered at your current address. Rules and deadlines vary by state.
Check registrationRequest an absentee ballot
Many states allow voters to request an absentee ballot by mail. Check your state's options and deadlines.
Request absentee ballotVote early in person
Many states offer early in-person voting before Election Day. Check locations and hours in your area.
Find early voting sitesVote on Election Day
Find your polling place and bring ID if your state requires it.
Find your polling placeBoots on the ground make elections.
We're looking for volunteers to help with phone banks, voter registration stand-outs at community supermarkets, and getting friends and neighbors to the polls. Even one hour makes a difference.
- Call bank shifts
- Supermarket stand-outs
- Shul coordinators
- Election Day drivers