Vote
Make a plan. Be a voter.
Make a plan. Be a voter.
There are more than 2.2 million domestic workers in the United States. The majority are immigrants and women of color, who have historically faced challenges at the polls.
Elections will determine our access to family care and care jobs for years to come. And elections happen all the time — not just every four years. A powerful way for the voices of women to be heard is to vote.
Your voice is too important to be silenced by the modern-day equivalents of poll taxes and literacy tests of the Jim Crow era. Elections are where WE ALL CHOOSE, not just the few.
Learn more about why elections matter and make a plan to vote in the next election.
Register now before your state's voter registration deadline—it takes just a few minutes!
It takes just two minutes to check your voter information.
Make a plan that works for you so you can be sure your voice is heard.
Request your absentee ballot early to vote by mail during the coronavirus pandemic.
Look up your neighborhood voting location to cast your ballot in person!
Bookmark this page of important dates for filing and voting in your state.
One of the last steps is making sure your ballot is received.
National Domestic Workers Alliance does not endorse, support or oppose candidates for public office.
