Top 5 Things To Prepare You Before 2020 Election

Tips and Tricks to prepare you for 2020 Presidential Election

Make sure you are registered

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Different states have different requirements so you can be registered to vote. I simple tool is Rock the Vote. If you are not registered, go to this link to find out how to register in your state. Only in 38 states residents can register to vote online, states like New Jersey individuals have to register through mail or in person. If you register as a Democrat or a Republican you can vote in their respective primary elections. DO NOT WAIT TO REGISTER LAST MINUTE.

Watch Both Presidential and Primary debates

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Before you try to figure out who you would like to vote for in the upcoming election, you should familiarize yourself with the different candidates by learning what each of them have to offer as a presidential candidate. Keep yourself updated on when upcoming debates. If you are unable to watch a full debate, plenty of highlight clips will be available on YouTube.

Find out more information on your primary candidate

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Before you vote you want to know where your primary candidates’ beliefs that you think will help American. You can find a wide range of their stances on each presidential campaigns’ websites. For a simpler more condensed list, you can check out Politico’s article featuring just this. Suggestion: do some of your own research and try to avoid articles or websites the lean too far to either side of the political spectrum.

Find out where your closet voting poll is

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You don’t want to rush the day of and not know where to actually vote at. Also the time the polls close. To make life simpler, use this link to Vote.orgs’ condensed list.

When the last day it is to send in the mailing ballot

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If you know that you won’t physically be there to vote you can send in a voting ballot so you can count your vote. Follow the steps on this government website step by step.