NPR Vote Report

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Vote Report is a project by National Public Radio working with the Twitter Vote Report where voters across the nation can report any problems with voting. Voters can submit any voting problems, from long waits to broken machines. On NPR’s Vote Report page, an interactive map keeps track of the election problems across the country. Unfortunately, Vote Report will not be able to resolve problems with individual polling places. Click here to report about your voting experience on NPR's Vote Report.

How to participate

Text: Send a text message to #66937. Begin the message with #votereport, your ZIP code, and a brief description of the problem.

Twitter: Send a tweet with the phrase #votereport, ZIP code and a description of the problem.

iPhone and Google phone: Download the iPhone app from the iPhone app store. For the Google phone, go the Android Market and search for “votereport.”

YouTube: Upload a video reporting the problems you experience while voting with the Video Your Vote channel.

Produced by
Washington and Lee
journalism students.

Lead Supervisors:
Prof. Brian Richardson
Prof. Indira Somani

Editing supervisor:
Prof. Pamela Luecke

Reporting Supervisors:
Prof. Doug Cumming
Prof. Indira Somani

Technical supervisor: Michael Todd