Follow our six-step action plan for becoming part of the Election Integrity Watch team:

1. Get Your Button – Order an Election Integrity Watch button and wear it when you go to the polls on November 2 as a visible message to others that you are watching for voter fraud.

2. Know What to Watch For – Review our Election Integrity Watch List so that you are educated on what to watch for at the polls.

3. Register as a Volunteer – Sign-up to volunteer in one or more capacities as part of our Election Integrity Watch team.  Our goal is the have thousands of Minnesotans registered as volunteers by November 2.

4. Show Your ID – When you go to vote on November 2, wear your Election Integrity Watch button and show your photo ID when you sign-in to vote. While Minnesota does not require an individual to show an ID, let’s act like it does.  This simple act of showing an ID will likely result in a spontaneous reaction from others in line behind you to show their ID as well.  Any person in line thinking about committing voter impersonation will likely be dissuaded from doing so. (Although polls show that over 80% of Minnesotans support requiring a photo ID to vote, this measure has been repeatedly block by leaders in the Minnesota state legislature).

5. Report Suspicious Activities – If you spot suspicious activity on Election Day, call our hotline number at 877-602-WATCH or log an incident on our website.  Take notes about what you saw — what you saw, when it occurred, where it took place and who was involved (ask people for their names). Take a photograph of the license plate of any vehicles involved (note  - you must be at least 100 feet away from the polling place).  If the incident involves a van or bus carrying multiple people to a polling place, try to follow the vehicle to see if it goes to other polling places.

6. Donate: Help us create public awareness of the Election Integrity Watch program by making a contribution to support our radio advertisements.