Know Your Rights: Call 866-OUR-VOTE

Help the Native American Rights Fund (NARF) and Election Protection (EP) fight Native American and Alaska Native voter suppression by standing up for your rights! When you leave your number and specify you would like to be connected with NARF, a NARF voting rights attorney can call you back to provide further assistance.

NOTE: If you are Native, make sure to tell the operator that you are calling about a Native voting issue.

Examples of when to call:

• YOU ARE TOLD YOU CAN’T VOTE BECAUSE YOU DON’T HAVE APPROPRIATE ID
• YOU ASK FOR A PROVISIONAL BALLOT BUT ARE REFUSED ONE
• LOCAL POLICE OR OTHER PEOPLE ARE INTIMIDATING YOU OR OTHERS
• THE POLLING PLACE WHERE YOU GO TO VOTE IS UNEXPECTEDLY CLOSED
• YOU HAVE A DISABILITY OR DON’T SPEAK ENGLISH BUT CAN’T BRING A HELPER
• YOUR JURISDICTION DOESN’T PROVIDE REQUIRED LANGUAGE ASSISTANCE

Call 866-OUR-VOTE to ask about your rights and make sure to tell the operator that you are calling about a Native Voting Issue!

Visit Vote.narf.org for more information.

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