Our work
The work begins long before Election Day and continues after the polls close: training, observation, legal response, county accountability, and policy change.
Volunteer actions
These are concrete volunteer actions you can take. Start with training, then choose the role that fits your time, skills, and eligibility.
Poll Observer Program
Start with a one-hour training, then serve two six-hour shifts. You will learn what to watch for, how to document a problem, and when to call for support.
Voter Ambassador Training
Start with a 75-minute live online training on voting rights, Tennessee elections, and how to share accurate information with others.
Election Day Legal Boiler Room
Attorneys take escalated voter-protection calls and help resolve problems while polls are still open and a remedy is still possible.
Volunteer Vote Watch
Volunteers attend public county election commission meetings and report decisions about polling places, hours, staffing, and access.
From reports to reform
A voter gets an answer. A volunteer report documents the problem. Reports reveal patterns across the state. Organizers and partners use that evidence to push for better policy.
