We have many ways for you to get involved:

Voter Education: Our volunteers give presentations, table at events, and help with digital education campaigns to help voters make a plan to vote and be informed about what is on their ballot.

Voter Guide: Our nonpartisan VOTE411 voter guide is our biggest program, reaching tens of thousands of voters each election cycle. Volunteers help with candidate outreach and promote the guide in their communities.

Election Observation:  Becoming an election observer is a great way you can support free and fair elections in your community. Observers are trained, then head out to their local polling place to observe and report back to us on the voting experience.

Advocacy:  Advocacy volunteers provide support for our policy priorities through writing testimony, submitting letters to the editor, and giving presentations.

Civics Education: We are looking for volunteers to start our civics education presentations for students and other community groups to help inform and inspire members of the public to take an active role in our democracy.​

Questions about volunteering? Email us at nodaklwv@gmail.com