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NASED is proud to launch the Election Communications Toolkit that we created with @MediaLiteracyEd! nased.org/electioncommst… It has: ✅ customizable social graphics ✅ unbranded videos ✅ brandable tip sheets to help voters evaluate the information they consume about elections

Be registered and ready to vote in West Virginia's May 12th Primary Election. You'll need a photo ID to cast your ballot. This short video explains the acceptable forms of identification. Check out this information and please share it with your family and friends. youtu.be/4xtYc8ST5PQ?si… 🌐 Visit the WVSOS website to sign up for news updates. sos.wv.gov/Pages/EmailReg…

Upcoming Special Elections in April You can view upcoming special elections on the special elections calendar page at: sos.mn.gov/election-admin…

We're not fools. We know the importance of safeguarding the transmission of unofficial election results from polling places. Access to that equipment is like Fort Knox. #AprilFools

Recent years have seen the growth of misinfo about how our voting & elections are run in NM. Want to know the facts? Check out our series of voting FAQs: sos.nm.gov/voting-and-ele… & read through our fact-checking page: sos.nm.gov/voting-and-ele…! #TrustedInfo #Election2026

Don't be a fool - safeguards prevent home-printed or photocopied mail-in ballots from being counted. #AprilFools

Make plans to get out and vote! Early voting for the April 7 Election is Thurs., April 2 and Fri., April 3 (8 a.m. - 6 p.m.) Find your early voting location: hosting.okelections.gov/earlyvote.html See the election list: hosting.okelections.gov/electionlist.h…

The deadline to apply for a mail ballot for the upcoming primary election is May 12. Learn more: vote.pa.gov/MailBallot

Think you can spot fake news? Advancements in AI are making it more difficult every day! Don’t be a fool when it comes to election information. Go straight to the experts. Learn more at elections.ny.gov.

Keep your wits about you this April Fools' Day when it comes to voting discrepancies. Remember, variations in vote totals for different contests on the same ballot are normal and don't by themselves mean fraud. #AprilFools

Our office regrets to inform Iowans that we will not be participating in April Fools Day this year. No pranks here. Just free, fair, and accurate elections. Same as every other day. #TrustedInfo

Don't be fooled, ghosts aren't casting ballots in Illinois elections. The authorities are on top of keeping the voter rolls clean of deceased voters. #AprilFoolsDay

April is the #MonthOfTheMilitaryChild, a time to recognize the strength of children in military families. Their adaptability help keep our military community strong.💜Learn how families stationed overseas can stay connected to the voting process at FVAP.gov

The Department of Elections, Kent County is hosting a table today at the Lake Forest High School College & Career Fair! Students can check their voter registration and register to vote, sign up to work as election officers, & get info on how to vote. elections.delaware.gov/voter/educatio….

Here’s a look at what’s happening: · Today is the deadline to change your party affiliation before the June Primary. · Candidate Filing is April 1 – April 3 (8 a.m. – 5 p.m.) · Early Voting is April 2 – April 3 (8 a.m. – 6 p.m.) · Election Day is April 7 (7 a.m. – 7 p.m.)

Attn Congressional District 11: Planning on voting early in the April 16, 2026 Special General Election? The in-person Early Voting Period is Monday, April 6 – Tuesday, April 14. Check out this guide! Have more questions? Visit Vote.NJ.Gov. #NJVotes

Today is the last day for local election officials to count Vote by Mail and Provisional ballots from the 2026 Primary 🗳️ Stay tuned for certification on April 7!

What's a semi-open primary election? Check out this FAQ on our website for all of the information you need to make a voting plan: sos.nm.gov/.../voting-faq…. Primary Election Day is June 2nd. 🇺🇸 Early voting begins on May 5th. 🗳️

North Dakota's Primary Election is coming up on June 9, 2026! North Dakota does not require voter registration, but make sure you bring a valid ID to the polls. Learn more about acceptable forms of ID at bit.ly/NDvoterID. #TrustedInfo2026

With one week to go until the April 7th election, it’s time to lock in your game plan. Choose the option that’s right for you: • Vote at the polls • In-person absentee • Absentee by mail More info: MyVote.wi.gov

In Ohio, a person who is 17 years old at the time of a primary election, but will be 18 years old by or on the day of the next general election, is allowed to vote in that primary election. However, their voting is limited to candidates seeking nomination for the general election and presidential convention delegates. They cannot vote on questions, issues, or state and central committee contests in the primary. Register to vote today at VoteOhio.gov!