LWV Alachua County is excited to again bring you the nonpartisan election resource VOTE411.org in time for the Aug. 20 primary and Gainesville city elections. 

Launched by the national League of Women Voters Education Fund in 2006, this “one-stop shop” for election information has simple, accessible tools to help voters navigate the voting process.

VOTE411.org is a comprehensive online resource that includes candidate information, election dates, early voting details and more. You might use it to check your registration status or the type of identification you’ll need to bring with you. But type in your home address* and VOTE411.org tailors itself to you, displaying information you need to ensure you know who’s running in local races and their stance — in their own words — on important local issues.

Here are the Action Alert asks:

1. Visit VOTE411.org to check your status and create your voting plan for the Aug. 20 Primary and Gainesville city elections.
2. Use VOTE411.org to create a voting plan for the Aug. 20 primary and Gainesville city elections.
3. Share this resources with your friends, family and acquaintances.

Scan the QR code with your smartphone camera to open VOTE411.org.