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By Josh Herman, Countable News

85% of Americans are eligible to vote by mail amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. That’s nearly 200 million voters, or three-quarters of the country. In one swing state – Michigan – requests for mail-in ballots are up 350%.

Some states were already on-track to expand mail-in voting before the COVID-19 pandemic, while others have adjusted their policies around absentee voting to accommodate voters hoping to avoid in-person polling places on Election Day.

As of September 28, 2020, approximately 85.4% of U.S. voters reside in states that will allow everyone to cast mail-in ballots.

Nine states and Washington, DC, will automatically send a ballot to all registered voters.
Thirty-six states will allow any voter to request an absentee or mail-in ballot, either requiring no excuse for the request or allowing concerns over COVID-19 as a valid excuse.
Five states will require voters to provide a qualifying excuse beyond fear of COVID-19 in order to receive an absentee or by-mail ballot.

What can you do?

This vast expansion of mail-in voting presents a massive logistical challenge for election administrations, the postal system, and voters. Make it easier for you, and the Postal Service, by doing some simple prep.

If you’re planning to vote by mail:

Make sure you’re registered to vote and/or check your voting status.
Request your mail-in ballot with all-the-time necessary to receive it, complete it, and return it.
Wondering about your state’s timeline? Check your deadline here.
Check & double-check your ballot. Ballots could be discounted for errors made in marking, signing, sealing, or sending. See a sample ballot for your state here.
Need help understanding your ballot? No problem. Call 866-OUR-VOTE, a nonpartisan toll-free hotline where you can chat with an expert.
English not your native language? Also not a problem. Over 260 jurisdictions provide language assistance to voters. Learn more from the U.S. Election Assistance Commission.

(Image Credit: iStockphoto.com / Bill Oxford)

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By Josh Herman, Countable News

As of September 28, 2020, approximately 85.4% of U.S. voters reside in states that will allow everyone to cast mail-in ballots.

Nine states and Washington, DC, will automatically send a ballot to all registered voters.
Thirty-six states will allow any voter to request an absentee or mail-in ballot, either requiring no excuse for the request or allowing concerns over COVID-19 as a valid excuse.
Five states will require voters to provide a qualifying excuse beyond fear of COVID-19 in order to receive an absentee or by-mail ballot.

What can you do?

If you’re planning to vote by mail:

\n Make sure you’re registered to vote and/or check your voting status.
\nRequest your mail-in ballot with all-the-time necessary to receive it, complete it, and return it.
Wondering about your state’s timeline? Check your deadline here.
Check & double-check your ballot. Ballots could be discounted for errors made in marking, signing, sealing, or sending. See a sample ballot for your state here.
Need help understanding your ballot? No problem. Call 866-OUR-VOTE, a nonpartisan toll-free hotline where you can chat with an expert.
English not your native language? Also not a problem. Over 260 jurisdictions provide language assistance to voters. Learn more from the U.S. Election Assistance Commission.

(Image Credit: iStockphoto.com / Bill Oxford)

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By Josh Herman, Countable News

Voting is essential to a strong American democracy.

Even during a global pandemic.

The overall success of this election depends on the mutual cooperation of all Americans to adapt to a new method of voting. More than any other year, being prepared in advance is critical. Whether casting a ballot early in the mail or arriving with extra time to the polls, being prepared with all the accurate information will ensure you get to have your democratic say.

And we’re here to help you say it. With just a few clicks, we'll walk through voter registration, when to request a mail-in ballot, how to find your polling place, and all the documents you'll need to take to the polls—and if you need to wear a mask when you’re there.

Check Your State’s Mask Mandate

Voting in-person this year is going to feel a lot different than any previous election. Owing to safety protocols, you may find that voting takes longer than expected. Do what you can to be prepared for the polls so that you aren’t turned away over something you’ve forgotten, like your photo ID—or a mask.

Find out if you’ll need a face covering with the AARP’s state-by-state guide to mask requirements.

As you will likely be in a somewhat crowded space, consider bringing other personal hygiene items like hand sanitizer, wipes, or gloves. Follow health guidelines so that you can cast your ballot safely. Make yourself a small kit and consider bringing extra items in case someone else in line needs to borrow a mask.

Can I Use COVID-19 as a Reason to Request a Mail-In Ballot?

Save The Date – And Block Off Time

Election Day can be a doozy. COVID-19 has added a layer of dooziness. Whether you’re mailing in your ballot ahead of Election Day or voting in-person on November 3rd, it’s critical that you set aside time to vote.

Knowing where you’re voting will help you wake up worry-free (or at least a bit less nervous) on Election Day.

In previous, non-COVID elections, would-be voters have had to wait in hour-long lines to cast their ballot. This year, election officials are expecting record turnouts—at the same time they’re cutting back on polling locations and poll workers… and may enforce social distancing.

Make time to go early in the day to avoid the longer lineups that happen after dinner. While scheduling and getting time off of work might be a concern, this is a once-every-four-years decision. Your vote – your democratic right to vote – matters.

Starbucks is committed to making sure your ballot reaches the box. Talk to your manager about getting the time you need to vote on or before Election Day.

How you can make it easier to vote:

Vote early in person. You don't have to wait until November 3, 2020, to cast your ballot for president. Every single state and the District of Columbia will afford some number of voters the opportunity to vote before Election Day, most of them significantly expanding access to these opportunities relative to prior elections.

(Image Credit: iStockphoto.com / LEPETTET)

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By Josh Herman, Countable News

Voting is essential to a strong American democracy.

Even during a global pandemic.

Check Your State’s Mask Mandate

Find out if you’ll need a face covering with the AARP’s state-by-state guide to mask requirements.

Can I Use COVID-19 as a Reason to Request a Mail-In Ballot?

Save The Date – And Block Off Time

Knowing where you’re voting will help you wake up worry-free (or at least a bit less nervous) on Election Day.

Starbucks is committed to making sure your ballot reaches the box. Talk to your manager about getting the time you need to vote on or before Election Day.

How you can make it easier to vote:

(Image Credit: iStockphoto.com / LEPETTET)

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By Josh Herman, Countable News

In a year of uncertainty, one thing is certain: we’re unlikely to know the next president of the United States on Election Day.

How Elections Usually Work: A Timeline

November 3 - Election Day

Typically, in all modern elections, various news outlets predict, then declare, the winner of each state. The count continues until one candidate reaches the number of electoral votes needed to clinch a victory: 270.

Then, sometime around midnight, one candidate delivers their concession speech and the future president delivers their victory speech. Indeed, the last time Americans had to wait past sunrise to learn the results of an election was in 2000, when George W. Bush faced off against Al Gore in a race ultimately settled a month later by the Supreme Court.

December 14 - Electoral College Balloting

Members of the Electoral College cast their ballots for president. (Per the Electoral College, the winner of each state’s popular vote earns that state’s electoral votes.)

January 6, 2021 - Congress Certifies

Congress convenes at 1 p.m. to certify the results of the electoral votes and officially declare a winner.

January 20, 2021 - Inauguration Day.

The president and their vice president running mate are sworn in at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C.

What Could Change This Year?

Quite a bit.

Multiple election officials and experts in election law are warning that Americans should expect delays in November’s presidential election.

Mail-in ballots

The biggest reason for the delay: a surge of mail-in ballots, which take longer to process than in-person votes.

Due to COVID-19, a number of states have allowed – or expanded – access to absentee voting. Currently, around 85% of Americans are eligible to vote by mail. The number of Americans who say they plan to cast a remote ballot has swung between 50% to, in a recent poll, 35%.

Once these vote-by-mail ballots are received, officials need to verify signatures and open envelopes. In a number of states, election officials can begin doing the above – known as “processing” – ahead of Election Day. Basically, these states can “tee up” the absentee ballots to be counted the moment the law allows.

But in many states – including the swing-states of Pennsylvania and Michigan – election officials are not allowed to begin opening mail ballots until Election Day. Meaning that even if Michiganders or Pennsylvanians mail their ballot this week, they can’t be counted until November 3rd. It is unlikely that these states will be able to fully count the deluge of mail-in ballots on Election Day.

Or the ballots received after November 3rd.

That’s right—not all states require ballots to be received by Election Day. In 26 states, ballots must be received by November 3rd. The other 24, and D.C., will count all ballots postmarked on or before Election Day—even if they arrive after the 3rd. (The date varies by state.)

In-person voting delays

COVID-19 has not only impacted mail-in voting. Voting officials have had to consolidate polling locations across the country because of the pandemic. And these locations may have fewer poll workers. (Poll workers tend to be older, which means they’re at an elevated risk for catching the novel coronavirus. During the primaries, this resulted in a shortage of poll workers.)

And all of this is happening during what is expected to be a record-breaking turnout election.

What this means is that in-person voters can expect long lines – with each voter six-feet from one another – on Election Day. (A reminder: If you’re in line when the polls close you can vote. Do NOT leave until you’ve cast your ballot.)

What Can You Do?

Whatever it is, do as much of it as you can in advance.

Register to vote ASAP with TurboVote
Request your mail-in ballot today
Check your state's ID requirements ahead of Election Day to find out what identification you need to bring to the polls
Find your polling place before November 3rd
Want to interpret for voters on Election Day? Click here
Starbucks partner? Get a free Lyft ride to help fuel our democracy. Need assistance home from the polls? These organizations can help you out
Click on the button on the top of this page to share this information with your friends and family--letting them know it may be a few days - or even weeks - before we can confirm the election results.

(Image Credit: Trump photo by Mandel Ngan/AFP via Getty Images | Biden photo by Olivier Douliery/AFP via Getty Images)

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By Josh Herman, Countable News

In a year of uncertainty, one thing is certain: we’re unlikely to know the next president of the United States on Election Day.

How Elections Usually Work: A Timeline

November 3 - Election Day

December 14 - Electoral College Balloting

Members of the Electoral College cast their ballots for president. (Per the Electoral College, the winner of each state’s popular vote earns that state’s electoral votes.)

January 6, 2021 - Congress Certifies

Congress convenes at 1 p.m. to certify the results of the electoral votes and officially declare a winner.

January 20, 2021 - Inauguration Day.

The president and their vice president running mate are sworn in at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C.

What Could Change This Year?

Quite a bit.

Multiple election officials and experts in election law are warning that Americans should expect delays in November’s presidential election.

Mail-in ballots

The biggest reason for the delay: a surge of mail-in ballots, which take longer to process than in-person votes.

Or the ballots received after November 3rd.

In-person voting delays

And all of this is happening during what is expected to be a record-breaking turnout election.

What Can You Do?

Whatever it is, do as much of it as you can in advance.

\n Register to vote ASAP with TurboVote\n
Request your mail-in ballot today
\nCheck your state's ID requirements ahead of Election Day to find out what identification you need to bring to the polls\n
\nFind your polling place before November 3rd\n
\nWant to interpret for voters on Election Day? Click here\n
\nStarbucks partner? Get a free Lyft ride to help fuel our democracy. Need assistance home from the polls? These organizations can help you out\n
Click on the button on the top of this page to share this information with your friends and family--letting them know it may be a few days - or even weeks - before we can confirm the election results.

(Image Credit: Trump photo by Mandel Ngan/AFP via Getty Images | Biden photo by Olivier Douliery/AFP via Getty Images)

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