Make Your Voice Heard This Election
Why Your Vote Matters
Your right to vote is your voice in democracy. It’s how you influence issues that matter to you, from privacy rights to personal freedoms to educational reforms. This year, it’s also about stopping Project 2025 – a critical issue that affects us all. Let’s ensure your voice isn’t just heard, but roars.
Get Involved
Your involvement is crucial whether it’s your first time voting or you’re a seasoned voter. Here’s how you can participate:
Learn more. Get informed about your rights and how to protect them through voting through one of our episodes of Freethought Matters, Ask an Atheist, or Freethought Radio.
Register to vote. Not registered yet? No problem. Check out these resources to get started.
Become an FFRF member. Join the activist Freedom From Religion Foundation, standing up for the rights of nonbelievers and the vital principle of separation between religion and government.
As a member, you:
- Support Legal Action: Help fund lawsuits that protect the separation of church and state.
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- Advocacy Tools: Gain access to tools and campaigns to influence key issues and protect your rights.
- Event Access: Attend FFRF’s annual conventions and connect with secular thought leaders.
- Defend Free Speech: Stand with FFRF in protecting your right to a secular government.
- Join a Community: Network with like-minded individuals committed to defending secular values.
- Support Science: Advocate for science-based policies and education free from religious interference.
Plus, membership dues are tax-deductible, making it a smart way to support your values.
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Voter Resources
Your Vote is Powerful. Let’s Use It. These websites collectively provide a wealth of information and resources to foster informed and active electoral participation among various demographics.
Vote.org
Vote.org is a comprehensive resource for American voters seeking information on registering to vote, checking or updating their registration status, requesting an absentee ballot, and understanding early voting options. The site aims to simplify the voting process, making it more accessible for everyone.
ElectionDay.org
ElectionDay.org, part of the Vote.org network, focuses on mobilizing companies to promote voting among their employees. It provides businesses with tools and strategies to create a voting culture, including giving employees time off to vote and engage in nonpartisan voter participation efforts.
When We All Vote
When We All Vote is a nonprofit initiative, co-chaired by Michelle Obama, dedicated to increasing participation in every election and closing the race and age voting gap. The site offers information on voter registration and organizing voting communities and provides resources to help spread the word about the importance of voting.
US Election Assistance Commission
The US Election Assistance Commission (EAC) provides vital voter information concerning voter registration, polling places, and other aspects of voting procedures. It serves as a national clearinghouse for information on election administration, offering resources for voters and election officials.
Vote.gov
Vote.gov is the official U.S. government website designed to help citizens register to vote. Available in multiple languages, it guides users through the voter registration process in their respective states and offers essential information about voting requirements across the United States.
Rock the Vote
Rock the Vote is a nonpartisan nonprofit dedicated to building the political power of young people. The site provides resources for voter registration, educates young people about the voting process, and mobilizes them to turn out at the polls, with a strong focus on issues that matter most to the younger demographic.
Learn more about Project 2025
Don’t be fooled: Project 2025 isn’t going away
Rep. Huffman skewers Project 2025 blueprint on FFRF TV show
Okla. Supt. Walters’ war on secular public education goes nuclear, FFRF warns
Shocking Alabama abortion ruling enshrines religious fetal personhood
FFRF applauds POTUS support for SCOTUS reform — but expansion is needed
About Us
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is committed to promoting the separation of church and state and protecting the constitutional principle that supports it. We educate the public on nontheism and ensure that all voices — regardless of belief or nonbelief — are respected in the public sphere. Learn more about us.
FFRF in the News
FFRF underwrites Wis. campus voter awareness
FFRF awards $35,000 to Forward Freethought scholarship winners
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