Serves to ensure that all eligible voters have the opportunity to participate in the political process. Provides a free hotline to help voters access the polls and overcome the obstacles to the ballot box. Operates as the nation's largest non-partisan voter protection coalition.

Conducts all federal, state, county, city, village, township, and school board elections in Preble County. Provides filing petitions and campaign finance forms for candidates; election information including election results and maps of districts and precincts; accepts registration of new voters and voters who have changed their addresses.

Conducts all federal, state, county, village, township, and school board elections in Montgomery County.

Conducts all federal, state, county, village, township, and school board elections in Madison County.

Coordinates activities to ensure opportunities to register and vote for those without a fixed address. Does staff training, review of applicable laws, ancd communicates with social service providers regarding election rules for homeless people. Coordinates rides to vote during election season and on election day.

Conducts all federal, state, county, village, township, and school board elections in Clark County.

Conducts all federal, state, county, village, township, and school board elections in Champaign County.

Serves as an independent, bipartisan commission whose mission is to help election officials improve the administration of elections and help Americans participate in the voting process.

Conducts all federal, state, county, city, village, township, and school board elections in Greene County. Provides filing petitions and campaign finance forms for candidates; election information, including election results and maps of districts and precincts; registration of new voters and voters who have changed their addresses.

Accepts and attempts to resolve complaints regarding fraud, corruption, or discrimination in voting registration, voting, or the counting of votes; the location, hours, staffing, or equipping of polling places; the drawing of voting precinct boundaries; and other problems in the election process which prevent individuals from exercising their right to vote.

VoteRiders works directly with voters, both virtually and in-person, to ensure they have the ID they need to cast a ballot that counts. We provide personalized assistance for voters, including: - Covering the cost of required documents (like birth certificates or Social Security cards) and ID - Arranging and paying for transportation to their local ID-issuing office - Answering questions about their state’s voter ID laws - Providing pro bono legal assistance with certain document issues - Supplying voters with photocopies of their ID for requesting an absentee ballot and/or voting by mail.

Civil Rights organization offering discrimination and advocacy assistance, especially in the issues of education, environmental and climate justice, economic opportunity, health, media diversity, criminal justice, and civic engagement.

The Civil Rights Division is charged with enforcing the federal voting rights laws that protect the rights of all citizens to access the ballot on Election Day. Civil Rights Division staff members will be available by telephone to receive complaints related to possible violations of the federal voting rights laws.

Civil Rights organization offering discrimination and advocacy assistance, especially in the issues of education, environmental and climate justice, economic opportunity, health, media diversity, criminal justice, and civic engagement.

Works directly with voters to ensure they have the ID they need to cast a ballot that counts. - Scheduling appointments and covering cost to obtain personal documents (such as Social Security card, proof of residence, birth certificate, name change records, naturalization certificate) needed to obtain an ID that is suitable for voting (state photo ID or driver's license). - Arranging and paying for transportation to their local ID-issuing office (DMV or Social Security office). - Answering questions about their state’s voter ID laws. - Providing pro bono legal assistance with certain document issues. NOTE: This service was intended to assist individuals with obtaining documents needed to vote, but now serves any citizen in obtaining documents (such as Social Security card, proof of residence, birth certificate, name change records, naturalization certificate) if needed for housing.

Provides a comprehensive voter services hotline and during some elections, in-person assistance dealing with issues voters may have. Live, trained volunteers are available to answer a range of calls from early voting issues, voting by mail, polling place locations, provisional voting, calls dealing with machine malfunctions, late opening polling places, eligible voters who are turned away, and instances of voter intimidation and deception.

Provides voter registration information, election info, online candidate and voter tools, as well as information of your local polling and voting locations.