Help Us Track Issues at the Polls with ProPublica's Electionland

With the 2018 midterm election around the corner, we’re partnering with ProPublica to keep an eye on the situation at the polls.

As a part of their project Electionland, we’re asking voters to help us spot any issues or problems they may encounter as they cast their ballots.

To participate:

They’ll ask for your zip code and information such as wait times at the polls or any irregularities. If something sticks out, one of our reporters may follow up with you.

 

You can also fill out this form:

 

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Early voting starts Wednesday, October 24 and runs through Saturday, November 3.

 

Election Day is Tuesday, November 6, when polls are open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.

 

Help Us Tell West Virginia's 'ElectionLand' Story at the Polls

Love democracy as much as we do?

If so, you can help us tell West Virginia’s election story by telling us about your voting experience on November 8 (or before, if you are voting early).

We’ve teamed up with ProPublica’s ElectionLand, a digital news project that is tracking the election process across the state and the country. We’ll be monitoring voter access in real time, confirming reports of voting irregularities and getting a better idea of what’s happening as ballots are being cast across West Virginia.

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To participate, simply text ‘WV VOTES’ to 69866.

We’ll ask you a few simple questions, like where you’re voting and how long you waited in line at the polls. If something stands out, one of our reporters may be in touch with you to find out more.

You can also tell us about your voting experience by filling out this form when you go to vote.

For more coverage of Election 2016, check out our podcast Viewpoint with Ashton Marra. On November 8, be sure to stay tuned to West Virginia Public Broadcasting and wvpublic.org for real time results, interactive maps and more. You can also follow @wvpublicnews on Twitter and like our Facebook Page.

West Virginia Public Broadcasting is participating in Electionland, a ProPublica project that will cover access to the ballot and problems that prevent people from exercising their right to vote during the 2016 election.

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