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In 2024, New York Democrats won 5 of the 7 battleground congressional districts in New York. But victory was just the beginning. Real progress means staying engaged every day.Voter protection isn’t just about poll watching. It’s about building trust by meeting voters where they are and in the languages they speak, and empowering communities through civic engagement.Every conversation, every training, every connection matters.That’s why NY Democrats are investing in a year-round, community-centered voter protection program to empower and protect voters against the growing challenges ahead.Because this is how we win and keep winning.

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"The vote is the most powerful nonviolent tool we have in a democratic society, and we must use it." - John R. Lewis

<h2>Who We Are</h2><img src="https://run.imgix.net/d4a5273e-2a66-44f5-9975-6bda6f2a718a/3ec50dba-c098-4558-96cc-ed1eb1efdb51/3ec50dba-c098-4558-96cc-ed1eb1efdb51.jpeg?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=524%2C435%2C4828%2C3099&amp;w=1500" alt="" caption="" align="right" alignwidth="50" tiltdirection="left" variant="framed">NY Dems Voter Protection and the New York Democratic Lawyers Council (NYDLC) represents a broad coalition of Democratic attorneys, students, organizers, and everyday advocates. We work year-round to ensure every eligible New Yorker can register to vote with ease, vote by mail or in-person without barriers or intimidation, and trust their ballot is counted accurately in transparent and reliable voting systems.Our dedicated volunteers bring a wide range of skills and talent to this vital work. Some answer hotline calls or monitor and assist voters at the polls. Others offer legal support, lead trainings, or show up in their communities to educate, advocate, and inspire.No matter the role, we’re united by a shared mission to build a stronger, more inclusive, and accessible democracy in New York.

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<h2>The SAVE Act</h2>On April 10th, the United States House of Representatives passed the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act - Republicans’ latest attempt to suppress the vote under the pretense of election security.The SAVE Act seeks to impose burdensome proof-of-citizenship requirements that would threaten to disenfranchise millions of eligible Americans.While the SAVE Act is considered dead on arrival in the Senate and is not expected to become federal law, the bill has already spawned copycat bills in state legislatures across the country.

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<h2>Volunteer Descriptions</h2>Poll Observers - In-person (Early Voting and Election Day)Poll observers are our eyes and ears at poll sites across the state, ensuring election laws are followed, eligible voters cast a ballot without intimidation, and voting issues are reported and resolved in real time. Our team provides ample support and training, and ensures volunteers are assigned to a poll site close to home.Voter Protection Phone/Text Bankers - RemoteProtecting the vote in New York requires hundreds of remote and in-person volunteers. Voter Protection Phone &amp; Text Bankers help us build our team by reactivating volunteers to serve as poll watchers! Phone &amp; Text bankers also assist with voter outreach and ballot cure efforts when necessary.Voter Assistance Hotline Workers - RemoteHotline workers provide personalized voting information and real-time support to voters experiencing issues. We provide training on voting procedures, deadlines, and hotline technology, and a hotline captain will always be available to support you during your shift!Tech Captain - RemoteAs a Tech Captain, you’ll serve as a go-to resource for fellow volunteers, offering guidance and support with the key platforms that power our program: LBJ, Slack, Dialpad, and more. This role is perfect for experienced volunteers who are comfortable with our tools and eager to help others get up to speed.Legal Boiler Room Volunteer - In-person (Early Voting and Election Day)As a member of our legal boiler room, you will play a crucial role in monitoring election day activities, providing support to poll observers in the field, and responding to voting issues as they arise. This is a unique opportunity to be on the front lines of democracy, ensuring a smooth and fair voting experience!

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<h2>Voter Protection Committees</h2><h3>CLE &amp; Events Committee</h3>The CLE Committee develops and convenes attorney education programming on topics central to our mission and of interest to members. Do you have an interesting Pro-Voter CLE topic you'd like to see us cover? Help us plan a great CLE!<h3>Legislative Affairs Committee</h3>The Legislative Affairs Committee consults with voting rights advocates and lawmakers to help advance pro-voter policies. The Committee oversees legal research on state and national voting rights issues, advocates for modernizing our voter registration and election administration systems, and assists with bill drafting. Members conduct research, meet with legislators, and apply their skills to advance civil rights.<h3>Minority Voting Rights Committee</h3>The Minority Voting Rights Committee (MVRC) is focused on protecting voting rights for citizens in underserved and underrepresented communities (women, minorities, disabled, youth/elderly voters) through education, organizing, and policy advocacy. MVRC supports voter registration efforts in New York and battleground states. We promote civic engagement by developing pro-voter programming and initiatives to protect and empower our communities. MVRC also works to improve diversity among voting-rights champions.<h3>Media &amp; Branding Committee</h3>Help us amplify our message, engage voters, and defend democracy. We're looking for creative volunteers to support content creation, branding, and digital outreach for New York's Voter Protection efforts. Whether you're experienced in social media strategy, graphic design, or just passionate about protecting the vote, we’d love to have you on the team!

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<h4>Join our team!</h4>Sign up to stay updated on volunteer opportunities across New York. Whether you’re new or a returning volunteer, we’d love to work with you!<h4>Ready to roll up your sleeves in 2026?</h4>Early interest helps us plan smarter and build a stronger statewide voter protection program. Let us know if we can count on you!Questions about volunteer roles and opportunities? Email <a style="color: var(--color-text-accent-secondary); text-decoration-color: var(--color-text-accent-secondary)" href="mailto:vopro@nydems.org" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">vopro@nydems.org</a>.

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