Tips for Voting in Alabama TUESDAY, NOV. 8, 2022 IS ELECTION DAY! Before you vote... 1. Check at bit.ly/3TaGDms to find your correct polling place. 2. See what’s on your ballot at bit.ly/3NMjp4T or vote411.org. You can study the candidates and amendment information, make your choices, and print out a sample ballot at vote411.org. 3. If you need a ride to the polls, call Stand Up Mobile at +1 (251) 219-0104 When you go to vote... 4. Take your sample marked ballot (It’s a very long ballot. You’ll be glad you did.) and a valid voter photo ID - like your driver’s license. Your driver’s license does not have to have your current address, it does not have to be an AL driver’s license, and it can be expired but not more than 60 days. See other acceptable voter photo ID at https://bit.ly/3fFJiqJ 5. The polls are open in Alabama 7 AM to 7 PM. If you are IN LINE by 7 PM, you can vote so STAY in line. 6. If you have a problem voting or see a problem, call an Election Protection Hotline: * ENGLISH 866-OUR-VOTE. That’s 866-687-8683. * SPANISH/ENGLISH 888-VE-Y-VOTA. That’s 888-839-8682. * ASIAN LANGUAGES/ENGLISH 888-API-VOTE. That’s 888-274-8683. * ARABIC/ENGLISH 844-YALLA-US. That’s 844-925-5287. After you vote... 7. IF you vote a provisional ballot, visit your county courthouse by Monday, Nov. 14 with the validating information you need to make your vote count! #vote411 #voteready #alpolitics #election2022 #Alabama #powerinourvote #yourvoteisyourvoice