Get involved
One hour online. A public meeting in your county. An Election Day shift. A legal-response role. Start with the time and skills you actually have.
Find a role
Choose what fits your schedule or skills, then compare the available volunteer roles.
Start with a one-hour training, then observe the voting process, document problems, and connect election officials with rapid-response support.
Start with a 75-minute live online training on voting rights, Tennessee elections, and how to share accurate information with others.
Attorneys take escalated voter-protection calls and help resolve problems while polls are still open and a remedy is still possible.
Volunteers attend public county election commission meetings and report decisions about polling places, hours, staffing, and access.
What to expect
Every volunteer receives clear training, support during the work, and follow-up afterward.
Live instruction, plain-language materials, and a specific explanation of what is—and is not—your job.
You know who to contact, what to document, and when a problem needs legal or staff support.
Your report contributes to public findings, stronger volunteer support, and better planning for the next election.
Raise your hand
Submitting this form does not commit you to a shift. It helps our team follow up with opportunities that fit your interests and county.
You do not need to choose the perfect role yet.