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REV UP Campaign

REV UP Campaign
Many of the resources on this page are recommended by the AAPD's REV UP Campaign. The REV UP Campaign aims to increase the political participation of the disability community while also engaging candidates and the media on disability issues. AAPD works with state and national coalitions on effective, non-partisan campaigns to address the concerns of people with disabilities, eliminate barriers to voting, promote accessibility of voting; educate communities about issues and candidates; promote turnout of voters with disabilities across the country; and engage candidates and the media on disability issues.

Register to Vote

Assistance For Voters With Disabilities
Alaska Division of Election's page where voters can view accessibility assistance information, register to vote, learn alternative voter options, and access video and audio recordings of the registration process as well as candidate information. You can also find information for how to handle a Help America Vote Act (HAVA) violation.
Vote.org
Register to vote, check on the status of your registration, get an absentee ballot, and set up election reminders for yourself here. This works for all states, not just Alaska.
Check Voter Registration
Direct link to the tool that allows you to check the status of your voter registration. This works for all states, not just Alaska.
Eligibility to Register and to Vote in Alaska
Direct link to the Alaska Division of Elections' citizenship, residency, and age requirements for eligibility to vote.
Restoration of Voting Rights in Alaska
Direct link to the Alaska Division of Elections' information on the restoration of voting rights to those who have been convicted of a felony.

The Alaska State Library has three librarians on staff who are trained Voter Registrars and can register you to vote. Please stop by the Reading Room and ask for Kate Dunn, Katie Fearer, or Julie Niederhauser.

Get Educated to Vote

Alaska Political Parties
Find information about Recognized Political Parties in Alaska, and about political groups that organized to form Limited Political Parties to select candidates for electors for President and Vice President of the United States. Find information about Political Groups seeking recognized political party status, and Political Party Statistics.
Candidates in Alaska
Direct link to Alaska's Division of Elections official Candidate Lists.
2018 REV UP Issues Guide
The Guide provides a comprehensive yet concise overview of the issues, legislation, and regulations that have a significant impact on the disability community. Find printable PDFs in English and Español, as well as direct links to information on specific topics.
Current Elected Officials with Disabilities
This open-source database by the National Council on Independent Living is updated on an ongoing basis when NCIL is alerted to elected officials who identify as having a disability. This database was created to bring attention to disability representation in office. It is also necessary to track current elected officials who identify as having a disability in order to begin building a more complete picture of representation of people with disabilities in public office.
Ballot Ready
Allows you to compare candidates based on their stances on issues, biography, and endorsements and save your choices as you go. This works for all states, not just Alaska.
Sample Ballots
Secondary and primary elections sample ballots are posted here on the Alaska Division of Election's website 40-50 days before elections.

VOTE!

National Voter Registration Day
It's September 22, 2020. Mark your calendars!
2020 Election Dates for Alaska
Dates for candidate filing deadline and Election Day, and everything in between.
CBJ Municipal Election Information
Everything you need to know about Juneau's local elections on October 6, 2020. *Due to COVID-19, the 2020 Regular Municipal Election will be "By-Mail."
Early, Absentee and By-Mail Voting Options
Direct link to Alaska Division of Election's options for voting early or in person, by mail, by electronic transmission, and special needs voting.
Get Your Absentee Ballot
Direct link to the tool that allows you to get an absentee ballot. This works for all states, not just Alaska.

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Kate Dunn

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