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ACLU Voter

Get to the polls, make informed decisions, and vote like your rights depend on it.

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These midterm elections, vote like your rights depend on it. ACLU Voter aims to equip the public with the resources they need to get to the polls and make informed decisions on election day. The ACLU Voter campaign serves as a reminder of the fundamental ideals that bind us together to ensure that we live in a nation with liberty and justice for all.

A collection of round buttons, predominantly red, white, and blue, with voting-related messages on the left. On the right, a person wearing a black t-shirt with red and white text that emphasizes the importance of voting.
The image shows the flag of the United States of America. It features 13 alternating red and white stripes and a blue rectangle in the top left corner with 50 white stars arranged in nine rows of alternating five and six stars.
A person wearing a black leather jacket and a black shirt with the word "VOTE" in white, and the ACLU Voter logo featuring red stripes resembling the American flag. The background consists of dark, horizontal bricks.
An Instagram post and a Tweet displayed on smartphones show a graphic with "VOTE" in bold white lettering and red stripes resembling the U.S. flag. Both captions encourage voting and highlight a pledge to make voting rights official.
Split image with red and black backgrounds. On the left, white text reads "Vote like your rights depend on it." On the right, "Vote" in white text with red stripes forming a flag under it. Both sides feature "ACLU Voter" beneath the main text.
Image of a stylized American flag with the word "VOTE" in blue as the top left corner, and red stripes on a white background. The bottom right corner features the text "ACLU Voter" in red and blue.
A man is wearing a white T-shirt featuring a design of an American flag with "VOTE" written in blue above the red stripes. The man stands against a plain white background, facing forward with a neutral expression.

Voter cards available at the ACLU's Membership Conference allowed members to tell members of Congress what issues mattered to them.

Stacked cards with the word "VOTE" in bold blue letters and red stripes resembling an American flag, along with the ACLU logo, are displayed on a white surface. Mixed among them are other cards with the phrase "VOTE LIKE YOUR RIGHTS DEPEND ON IT.

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