Voter Education

Read this factsheet to learn your rights, make a plan to vote, report unlawful activity, and protect your vote and your community’s voice if federal agents show up at the polls.

Source: Asian Americans Advancing Justice - AAJC

Look up your state’s voting guide, provided in various AAPI languages, depending on the state.

Source: Fair Elections Center

This search tool helps U.S. voters find their Early Voting and/or Election Day polling location by state.

Source: APIA Vote

Get election reminders in English and Spanish.

Source: Rock the Vote

Bring your voting-related questions and support requests to this free and multilingual hotline.

Source: APIA Vote

Know your rights at the voting booth using this multilingual voters guide.

Source: APIA Vote

The information and resources you need to make your votes count in the midterm elections.

Source: Stop AAPI Hate Action

Get informed about voting rights for new citizens in Chinese, Hindi, Japanese, Khmer, Korean, Tagalog, and Vietnamese.

Source: Vote.gov

This guide informs you on the attacks on our voting rights, what is at stake for AAPI voters in the midterm elections and what we can do, together, to protect our right to vote.

Source: Stop AAPI Hate

How do you confront political disinformation in the wild? This comprehensive toolkit gives you the answers you are looking for.

Source: The Future of Free Speech

Time-tested fact checking practices to mitigate misleading election information.

Source: Brennan Center for Justice

This step-by-step guide walks you through how to cast your vote at the polls, and what rights you have in the process.

Source: APIA Vote

This is an in depth fact checking tool for Vietnamese translated news and materials.

Source: Viet Fact Check

This guide provides step-by-step guidelines on detecting misinformation and disinformation and talking to your children about media literacy.

Source: Security.org

In depth fact checking tool for Chinese translated news and materials.

Source: Piyaoba

Free news literacy test for students and educators.

Source: News Literary Project