Moreover, by knowing what voters have a right to expect, you can make sure that those around you, voting at your polling place, voters from your community and more! Voters can confront a number of problems at the polls, from poll workers who are not knowledgeable about the rules to difficulties with language and English ballots to unfair treatment based on race or ethnicity. Remember:
-Check your state’s voter ID laws to make sure that you have the proper identification to vote
‑If you or anyone you know needs help interpreting the ballot, it is your legal right to bring an interpreter into the booth with you
‑If your name is missing from the rolls, you have a right to vote using a provisional ballot
Want to learn more about your rights on Election Day, check out this SAALT resource