It’s a HUGE election year and you deserve full access to your inalienable right to vote.

Step 1: Make sure you are still registered!

At least 17 million Americans were purged from U.S. voter rolls between 2016 and 2018, with notably dramatic increases in states with a history of racial and voter discrimination.

Election officials often remove voters from rolls when they become ineligible to vote in that community, such as when a voter moves to another state or dies. However, voters who are still eligible to vote are often removed from rolls without their knowledge, and only find out that their names were purged when they are denied a ballot on Election Day.

Has your registration been purged? Are you still registered to vote?

Take the pledge and find out today. Go check your registration status -- it takes less than one minute.

Remember, you can't vote unless you are registered.

Sign the petition: I will check my voter registration status and make sure I have access to my right to vote ahead of Election Day.