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Make Your Voice Heard!
Make Sure You Have the Proper ID on Election Day!
As Americans prepare to go to the polls, the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights Education Fund and the NAACP are distributing palm cards in five states--Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, and Missouri--to educate citizens about new voting procedures. During the last year, debate has ensued in each of these five states about the proper identification documents voters need to vote.
The palm cards are meant to inform voters of the correct documents they need to vote and what to do if they are challenged by poll workers.
Please feel free to download, print, and distribute as many of the palm cards as you like. For more information on what documents you need to vote in Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Missouri and other states, please visit www.vote411.org. You can also call the Election Protection hotline at 866-Our-Vote or 888-Ve-Y-Vota, a voter information hotline run by NALEO and NCLR.
Access the palm cards by clicking on the links below:
Arizona Voter Empowerment Card (PDF) En Espanol (PDF)
Florida Voter Empowerment Card (PDF) / En Espanol (PDF)
Georgia Voter Empowerment Card (PDF) / En Espanol (PDF)
Indiana Voter Empowerment Card (PDF)
Missouri Voter Empowerment Card (PDF)
Additional Resources
Protect Voting Rights by Reporting Difficulties at the Polls
VoterStory.org
NCLR Voter Information Fliers
--Flier (PDF)/ en Espanol (PDF) on Election Day protections for those states where ID is NOT required unless you are a first time voter.
--Flier (PDF)/ en Espanol (PDF) for those states in which some form of ID is required. This could mean that you will need a photo ID or other type(s) of identification, such as a utility bill or check stub: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Missouri, Montana, New Mexico, North Dakota, Ohio, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, and Washington.
Election Protection 365
Find Your Polling Place!
United States Department of Justice
File complaints online or over the phone:
1-800-253-3931(voice)
1-888-305-3228 (TTY)
Electionline.org
Upper right corner has information on voter ID and other requirements for Election Day | 
