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.

 

We're 'Documenting Hate' in West Virginia with ProPublica. Here's How to Help

Following the 2016 election, messages of hate sprung up around the United States, evoking fear in the minds and hearts of many minority groups across the country. Members of the alt-right and white supremacist movement have increasingly found themselves in the national spotlight, holding rallies in communities across the country — even in the heart of Appalachia.

However, there is currently no reliable data on hate-related incidents and crimes in America.

West Virginia Public Broadcasting is teaming with ProPublica’s Documenting Hate project to track hate-related incidents and follow up on them with reporting that seeks to add context to a growing national conversation on the subject.

If you’ve witnessed or have knowledge of a hate-related incident in West Virginia, let us know by filling out the form below. Our reporters will get in touch and follow up on the story.

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