Purple Tour - DAYBREAKER
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INTRODUCING THE PURPLE TOUR – A coming together to dance this election season, no matter your politics.

THIS IS THE REAL PARTY — ONE THAT VALUES UNITY, COMMUNITY AND JOY.

This isn’t just a tour — it’s a revolution of movement, a rebellion of rhythm. We asked ourselves how we could contribute to these elections — and realized that civic engagement can often feel like going to the DMV — and not the wild celebration of the opportunity to decide who leads our country — to have a real voice.

This is our answer: Let’s Party to the Polls.

This election year, we’re bringing dance parties to polling places around the country for our biggest tour in Daybreaker history: 50 events in 15 states.
Let’s work together to get out the vote and shape the world. We want the DAYBREAKER community’s voice to count. With 800,000+ members, if we all participate this election, we will make a real difference.

Why are we fighting each other when we all want the same beautiful life? Whether Democrat or Republican, liberal or conservative, or somewhere in between, we all desire a world filled with peace, prosperity, opportunity, planetary wellbeing and above all — joy.

We’re bringing the collective joy back to collective action — So dress in purple — and let’s party to the polls!

So join us. Tix are live. Bring your family, your mom, your kids, your colleagues, your classmates, and let's dance (and vote).

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Register to vote

Register to vote

Register to vote

Register to vote

Make a plan and get helpful information about voting in the upcoming election.

Read our list of frequently asked questions below to get all the information you need.

Voting 101

Why should I vote?

In the United States, voting is how we have a say in who represents us at all levels of government. Individual laws often appear on the ballot as well, which allow voters to inform decisions made in the place where they live – for example, voting for how our tax dollars are spent in our city and state.

Am I eligible to vote?

Naturally born and fully naturalized US citizens over the age of 18 are eligible to vote in federal elections. In some states, non-citizens are able to vote in local and/or school board elections. If you have been convicted of a felony, your voting rights may vary between states, and you can check your eligibility here.

Can I vote if I just moved?

Some states require that you be a resident for a certain period of time (often 30 days) prior to an election in order to register to vote. If you have recently moved to a new state, you can check your residency requirement with your state election administrator. If you have moved within your state, you will also need to re-register or update your registration with your new address.

Can I vote if I am experiencing homelessness or in transitional housing?

Yes. You can find information on how to register and vote if you are experiencing homelessness or if you do not have a permanent address here.

Why do voting laws vary between states?

In the United States, elections are administered by state governments, not the federal government, so each state controls its own elections and sets its own rules. Some states have home rule, which means that county and city governments can establish their own laws on running elections.

Voter Registration

How do I know if I’m registered to vote?

Enter your physical and email address on BallotReady’s website to find out if you’re registered to vote. If you’re not, you can get registered in 2 minutes or less! 

P.S. – National Voter Registration Day this year is September 17!

I’m not registered to vote yet. How do I do it?

Voter registration laws vary between states, and it often only takes 2 minutes to register to vote. Fill out the form at BallotReady’s website to register today. If you are not yet registered at your current address, the site will direct you to your state’s instructions on how to do so.

Either be directed to your state’s online voter registration portal (if available) or download a registration form that you can download, print, and email in. BallotReady will share more information on what is available for your own state!

Why do I need to register to vote?

Voter registration exists to verify your identity and eligibility to vote in an upcoming election. Fun fact: North Dakota is the only state that does not have voter registration!

Do I need to register for every election?

No. Once you have registered to vote in one location, you will remain registered in that location. If you move, however, you must register to vote again at your new address. It’s always good to check your registration to ensure you haven’t been removed from the voter roll.

If I'm in college, should I register at home or on campus?

This decision is up to you! Depending on where you are from and where you go to school it may be easier to vote in one or the other location. For example, if your home state does not have an easy vote by mail process, it may be easier to register and vote with your campus address. It may also be useful to consider whether you feel more personally connected to the political outcomes of one or the other location – for example, if your home state is voting on legislation that matters to you, staying registered with your home address would allow you to add your voice to that political discussion.

Do I need a driver's license or other form of state ID to register to vote?

This depends on the way you want to register to vote and your state. You can always register in-person or by mail with a paper form using your Social Security number (SSN). However, in order to register online, some states require that you have a state-issued ID such as a driver’s license.

Do I need to be 18 to register to vote?

If you’re 18, you’re old enough to vote – but states have different rules on when you can actually register. In most states, you can register if you’ll be 18 by the next election. Others offer pre-registration when you turn 16 or 17. Some states require you to be as old as 17 and 10 months or within 90 days of your 18th birthday. You can find more information here.

How & Where to Vote

I want to vote at home. Can I get a mail ballot?

Your state may allow you to vote by mail. Find out here if you are eligible to vote by mail and submit your request today.

I got my ballot mailed to me. Now what?

Laws around voting by mail vary from state to state. You can check your state’s requirements here

I know there’s an election coming up, but when is it?

Enter your physical and email address here to find out what elections are coming up in your area.

Can I vote before Election Day?

Lots of states allow you to vote before Election Day. To find out when and where you can cast a ballot, enter your information here.

I want to vote in person! Where is my polling location?

You can make your plan to vote, including where you will vote if you are voting in person, at BallotReady’s website.

What do I need to bring with me to vote?

Some states have laws that require you to present a photo ID in order to vote in person, even if you are already registered. You can check your state’s ID requirements here.

Understanding my ballot

How do I know what I’m voting for?

What you’re voting for depends on where you live. You can go to BallotReady’s website and enter your address to see what positions are up for election, who the candidates are for those positions and what their stances are, and what ballot measures (sometimes called ballot initiatives or referendums) will be on your ballot. You may need to check back in a few weeks closer to your election to see if ballots have updated!

What is the difference between a primary election and a general election?

A primary narrows the field of candidates and determines who will appear on the ballot in the general election. In some states a candidate can win out-right in a primary election depending on the percentage of votes they earn. Depending on your state, your ability to vote on candidates in a primary may require you to be registered with a specific political party.

Do I need to register with a political party?

This decision is up to you! Depending on your state, your ability to vote on candidates in a primary may require you to be registered with a specific political party. In addition, some states don’t require you to register with a political party to vote in non-presidential primary elections, but do require you to register for presidential primary elections.

Additional Information

There’s a long line at my polling place. Can you help?

If you’re at a crowded polling place that could use some snacks, 

Yes! Pizza to the Polls is a nonpartisan nonprofit working to keep folks in long lines fed. If you see a long line at a polling place, report the line here.

I want to be a poll worker! How do I find more information?

Amazing! You can find more information on how to become a poll worker on  BallotReady’s website. 

P.S. – National Poll Worker Recruitment Day was August 1 & Election Hero Day will be November 4!

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The Purple Tour is proud to work with individuals, organizations, and initiatives that seek to increase civic participation and strengthen our democracy. We expect all of our partners to demonstrate a commitment to fostering a fully representative, healthy, and joyful democracy. Partners cannot represent a candidate or party, or use the platform to do lobbying activities, while participating in Purple Tour.

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