The Latina Institute VA

ALT Over a pink background is a bulleted list that says "1. reproductive freedom 2. marriage equality 3. and voting rights." Below is more text that says, "Protecting these rights will take amending Virginia's constitution." Below is a photo of partners sitting at the committee meeting, waiting to make their statement in favor of the amendments. To the right is a photo of the committee meeting room."

ALT Over a green background is bold text at the top that says, "Know your rights on Election Day." To the left of the text is an outline of Virginia with a red checkmark in the middle. Below the title is a list of voting rights in Virginia: "If you're 65 or older, or have a disability, you may vote curbside with your car. If you make a mistake on a paper ballot, do not cast your ballot. Ask for a replacement ballot. You can wear campaign apparel whe going to vote. Poll workers cannot prevent you from wearing campaign apparel. If you run into any problems or have questions about voting rights, call the Election Protection Hotline at 866-OUR-VOTE." At the bottom left is a rectangular blue sticker with three arrows pointing towards the voting right text. Over top the blue sticker is a red sticker with a star.

ALT Over a green background is bold text at the top that says, "Know your rights on Election Day." To the left of the text is an outline of Virginia with a red checkmark in the middle. Below the title is a list of voting rights in Virginia: "Polls are open in Virginia from 6 AM to 7 PM. Get in line, and stay in line, by 7 PM to vote. There are many approved forms of ID you can use besides your driver's license: bit.ly/accepted-voter-ids. If you register and vote on Election Day, you will cast a provisional ballot. Your vote will still count if your registration shows that you are eligible to vote." At the bottom left is a rectangular blue sticker with three arrows pointing towards the voting right text. Over top the blue sticker is a red sticker with a star.