October 31, 2025
You have a right to receive election materials in your preferred language. Want to adequately prepare, or help a loved one adequately research this year’s upcoming elections? Here are some resources you can use!
Resources for Spanish Speakers –
To learn more about how you can get “vote ready” and successfully participate in our democracy, please visit votolatino.org/getready/?lang=es#googtrans(en|es)
Resources for Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders
Asian and Pacific Islander American Vote offers a multilingual voter hotline that you can call if you need help finding a polling place, assistance with translation, or guidance on how to register to vote.
You can find resources in Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Hindi, Punjabi, Korean, Vietnamese, Tagalog, Bengali, Urdu and others.
Call 1-888-API-VOTE or visit apiavote.org/how-to-vote/multilingual-voter-hotline/ for more information!
Resources for Arabic Speakers
The Arab American Institute has compiled a State Voter Guide that provides relevant election information in both English and Arabic, tailored to each state.
Call 844-YALLA-US or visit aaiusa.org/election-2025 for more information!
Resources for Native Americans
Section 203 of the Voting Rights Act targets those language minorities that have suffered a history of exclusion from the political process, including Native Americans and Alaskan Natives.
The Native American Rights Fund has created guides specifically for Native voters that also address issues like using Tribal IDs for voting.
To make sure you’re prepared to vote, please visit vote.narf.org/advocacy-actions/
Offering multilingual election materials is just one way we can build an inclusive democracy. When more people can participate in our government, we are one step closer to creating leadership that accurately reflects the diversity of our neighborhoods.