Snow is falling, relatives are calling, and your mailbox is filled with pictures of babies you've never met. It's that time of year again — time for quizzes about your winter personality.

But this one has a special kick. We'll use your faves for good, telling you how you can empower voters in the new year based on your preferences.

So kick back with a mug of hot chocolate, turn on your favorite cozy music, and let the quiz begin!

You're Making Winter Plans! What's a Must-Do?

a. Hosting a big party that brings groups of celebrants together!

b. Getting out the box of holiday decorations and dressing up your living space.

c. Walking through the neighborhood to see all the holiday lights.

d. Learning other people's holiday traditions through podcasts, movies, books, and more!

It Snowed! What's Next?

a. Gathering my friends to go sledding!

b. Staying inside with a warm drink.

c. Helping the neighbors shovel their sidewalk!

d. Texting everyone you know to say "it snowed!"

You're Going to a Holiday Party. What Do You Bring?

a. I volunteer to help clean up afterward.

b. A perfectly arranged charcuterie board (with the fancy cheese).

c. Tupperware so everyone can bring food home!

d. A game I can force teach everyone to play.

Which Winter Animals Do You Relate To?

a. Birds leading their flocks south.

b. Squirrels gathering their acorns.

c. Hibernating bears.

d. Pets dutifully wearing ugly sweaters.

What's the Best Holiday Movie Trope?

a. Discovering that giving is better than receiving.

b. Humble heroes defeating evil, greedy forces.

c. Realizing that home (however you define it) is where the heart is.

d. Connecting with others helps you find yourself.

How Important Are Gifts to You?

a. I love organizing gift exchanges!

b. When someone gives me a gift that really speaks to who I am, it means a lot.

c. Giving and receiving are great opportunities to show what people mean to you.

d. Gifts are great, but I love connection of any sort.

How Should You Support Voters in 2026?

Here are the super scientific results of this quiz!

Drumroll please...

Mostly A's: Become a Poll Worker

Our elections depend on poll workers to keep them running smoothly and accessible to all. Plus, you get paid! Sign up to work an election in your community.

Mostly B's: Contact Your Representatives

Your representatives work for you. Make your voice heard on issues like voting rights, elections, and more by sending your representatives a message through our easy-to-use action alert system, contacting their office, or attending a Town Hall or other civic event.

Mostly C's: Support Local Efforts

Get active in your community! Even issues that don't seem directly related to voting, like reproductive justice, immigration reform, and transgender rights, are inextricably tied to our ability to participate equally in our democracy. Look for mutual aid groups near you or branches of organizations you trust, such as your local League.

Mostly D's: Register Voters

Every person is impacted by the decisions our representatives make, so it's essential that every person is empowered to make their voice heard! Support voters in your community or in high-opportunity groups like young voters, new citizens, or citizens involved with the justice system, by registering voters! Not sure where to start? Your local League will have regular events set up that you can be a part of.