Why this site exists.

I'm Robert Earl. I built this site because every election cycle I watch people I care about miss their chance to vote. Not because they don't want to. Because the rules in their state are confusing, the deadlines are scattered across half a dozen government websites, and nobody tells them clearly what to do.

I've spent my career helping people navigate institutions that weren't built with them in mind. By day I direct the Center for Career Development at Borough of Manhattan Community College, where I help students figure out how to get from where they are to where they want to be. On Sundays I pastor a congregation. I grew up in Buffalo, where my family taught me that voting is something you do for the people who can't, and the people who came before. This site is built on that idea.

This site is free and always will be. There are no ads, no trackers, no data sales, no political money. I'm not a campaign and I don't endorse candidates or parties. I just want every American voter to have a clear answer to one question: “How do I vote in my state?” If the site helps you, you can contribute through the support page to keep it running. That's the whole arrangement. Thanks for reading.