Make a Plan to Vote & Vote Early

With many important races on the ballot this year, it’s important to make sure you’re ready to vote. This means making sure you have your ID, informing yourself about the issues and candidates, and last but not least, getting yourself to the polls.

Early voting is underway now through Saturday, November 3. Use our election app to make a plan to vote and vote early. (Click here or contact your county clerk for early voting times and locations.)

Can’t vote early? Election Day is Tuesday, November 6 and you can find your polling place here. 

Need more information before you go to the polls? WV CAG is proud to be affiliated with the WV Working Families Party, which is working to elect the next generation of progressive leaders to state and local offices. Check out their endorsements here, as well as the Charleston Gazette’s endorsements for state, legislative, and other offices. 

We’ve also compiled a list of additional resources below where you can learn more about the candidates and issues on the ballot.  

Make your plan and make your voice heard!

Yours for Action, 

Team WV CAG

Voter Guides and Resources

• WV Citizen Action General Election Voting App
• List of 2018 Early Voting Locations & Hours
• Charleston Gazette-Mail 2018 Election Guide (see list of candidates on the right hand side of the page.)
• Huntington Herald-Dispatch 2018 Candidate Profiles
• WV Citizens for Clean Elections Supreme Court of Appeals Election Resources
• Our Children, Our Future’s ‘People-Powered’ Voter Guide – Find out where 60+ candidates stand on 20+ issues
• Vote No on Amendment 1 
• League of Women Voters of WV Voter Guides (including video of Robert Bastress, West Virginia University law professor and constitutional law expert, discussing the two amendments to the West Virginia constitution which will be decided by the voters)
• Problems at the polls? Call the ACLU of WV’s election protection hotline at 681-443-7083 or 681-443-7084 with any issues.