09/15/2026
10,000+ volunteers. One day. Zero party lines. 🗳️
National Voter Registration Day exists to do one thing: get eligible citizens registered — full stop. No agenda beyond that.
Organizations like the League of Women Voters, born out of the suffragist movement in 1920, have spent over a century doing exactly this work: protecting and expanding the vote through pure, nonpartisan education.
Susan B. Anthony co-founded the National Woman Suffrage Association and helped lay the groundwork for the 19th Amendment.
Ida B. Wells marched for that same suffrage movement — while also working as a Black journalist refusing to be erased from a fight she helped build.
Today, it takes a lot less courage — just a few minutes. You need to be 18, a U.S. citizen, and a resident of your state.
That’s it.
Alliances are how rights get won and kept. The League. The suffragists. The volunteers still knocking on doors today.
We’re an Alliance too! So today we’re celebrating the volunteers who show up at tables and doorsteps every single year to make sure more voices count.
Find one, say thanks, and let them help you check your registration status, confirm your polling place, or just get your questions answered.
This isn’t about who you vote for. It’s about making sure you can.💜
Make sure to check your voter registration & note all the important registration & election dates for your state.