Today is Election Day! This is your last chance to vote and make your voice heard at the polls. Each of us has the opportunity—and responsibility—to take part in shaping the future for our community, our families, and the values we hold dear.

The Moetzes Gedolei HaTorah has issued a kol korei, urging every eligible member of our community to vote. Participating in the election process is not merely a civic responsibility, but a profound expression of our commitment to the well-being of our fellow Jews wherever they reside.

Click here to watch an important message from Rabbi Aharon Feldman.

For voting resources go to Agudah.org/Vote

Did you vote? Send your ‘I voted’ photos to Vote@Agudah.org

Why Every Vote Matters—Even if You Don’t Live in a Swing State

Some may feel that if they live outside a “swing state,” their vote may not carry much weight. This is not true. Every vote demonstrates the strength and unity of our community. Voting even in reliably “blue” or “red” states is critical in influencing local and state decisions and showing to elected officials that we are a community that matters. Your vote has an impact, wherever you are.

Click here to watch videos from Agudah regional directors about how your vote makes a difference even though you don’t live in a swing state.

Here’s What You Can Do Today to Make Sure Your Vote Counts Today:

  1. ⁠Confirm Your Polling Location: Check your polling place today, even if you have voted there in the past, as locations may have changed.
  2. ⁠Prepare Any Necessary ID: Bring any identification your polling place may require to avoid any issues at the polls.
  3. ⁠Register: If you have not yet registered to vote and live in any of the following states you can register and vote on election day. (States: CA, CO, CT, DC, HI, ID, IL, IA, ME, MD, MI, MN, MT, NV, NH, NM, ND, UT, VT, VA, WA, WI, and WY)
  4. Bring Someone with You: Voting is a community effort. Invite family members, friends, or neighbors to go with you. Each additional vote amplifies our impact.

We have seen how elections can are decided by the narrowest of margins. When our community comes together, our voices are stronger, our values are protected, and our future is more secure.

Let us honor the call of our Gedolim and stand up for the principles and the future that matter to us all.

Thank you for your commitment and for standing together as part of a strong, unified community.