Let Hillel Help You Make a Plan to Vote

Making your plan to vote can sometimes feel like applying to college — a bit tedious, daunting, and like you’re always missing something. But, like applying to college, the reward on the other side can be great. Not only will you feel accomplished, but you’ll be able to hold your head high knowing that you showed up and participated in your civic duties.

Hillel’s MitzVote team is here to help you make voting easier. Like a lot easier. We’ve teamed up with some awesome civic engagement organizations, and we’re excited to help you along your 2026 voting journey! You’ve got this.

4 EASY STEPS TO MAKE A PLAN TO VOTE

Our friends at BALLOTREADY make it easy!

1. Find when your elections are being held:

From local, state, and federal-level elections, the first step is finding out when these are taking place. Search your local election office for more information!

2. Check your registration status:

Register to vote if you haven’t already!

3. Research your ballot once it becomes available:

As election day gets closer, make sure to know what’s on your ballot before you vote!

4. VOTE! Do the thing!

And make sure to celebrate after. You did it!

Know Before You Vote:

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Get Involved!

Make your Shabbat a party with purpose—host a MitzVote Shabbat to boost the spirit and power up the vote!

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This year, the US is facing an unprecedented shortage of poll workers which could lead to closed polling places and long delays. You can help make sure we have a safe, fair, efficient election for all voters by being a Poll Worker through Power the Polls.

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From Voter Registration Day, to National Voter Education Week, Election Hero Day, and Vote Early Day, there’s so much to celebrate about exercising your right to vote.

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As a nonpartisan Election Protection volunteer, you can assist voters who encounter any problems voting. Volunteers commit to taking at least one Election Day shift to help voters experiencing problems voting, which might include remotely monitoring polling places, driving between polling places, monitoring social media for voters with problems, proactively contacting voters, and much more.

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All the resources you need to get started — just a click away!

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Want to learn more? Or have other questions?
We have answers!

In our opinion, everything! Learn more through classical Jewish texts, medieval rabbinic commentary, and texts from the modern day.

Short answer: yes! Long answer: learn more.

We love this question. Learn more about how to vote your values!

Everyone loves a plus one and we’re all for getting everyone involved. Learn more about our obligation to help others!

Systems like the United States’ voting and electoral system are never perfect and always have room for improvement. According to Pirkei Avot, you are not obligated to complete the work, but neither are you free to desist from it (2:21). Learn More Now!

If you’re curious about how voting ties into the High Holidays, or just want to learn more, you’re in luck!
We’ve got more in one easily digestible place.


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ELECTION DAY COMING UP🗳️🔥

That’s right! YOUR FAVORITE SHABBAT MEAL IS ON THE BALLOT - EVERYONE IS ELIGIBLE TO VOTE‼️

Tomorrow night, at Shabbat dinner, you all will have the opportunity to vote for your favorite Shabbat Meal Theme! Winner will be the theme for one of the Shabbats🔥💪

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Did you know that more than 20 million college students will be eligible to vote this fall, including 400,000 Jewish students?

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Track Your Ballot!
This link will direct you to where you can track the status of your absentee ballot. We recommend everyone who completed an absentee ballot check the status to confirm it is received and counted.  https://www.commoncause.org/resources/track-your-ballot/

Voting in Person? Get free and discounted rides to the polls. 

LIME:  Use code VOTE2024 (valid 10/29-11/5) for free rides to and from your polling place to vote early or vote on Election Day November 5.

LYFT: Use code VOTE24 to get 50% off rides (up to $10)

UBER: use the ‘Go Vote’ tile to get 50% off rides to your polling place (up to $10)

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MitzVote is a program of Hillel International, a 501(c)(3) public charity. Neither MitzVote nor Hillel support or oppose candidates for public office or any political party. Our activities do not attempt to influence the outcome of a candidate election. We engage in nonpartisan efforts to encourage and educate students on voter registration and engagement.