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Every voter. Every FAMILY. Every election.

Vote for your FAMILY.

Get registered, name the ten people you'll bring with you, and show up together — because the decisions made at the ballot box today shape the future for generations to come.

  • Millions of voters
  • Billions of data points
  • One unifying message

Register your household

Get every eligible voter in your household registered.

Provide a few basic details and we will send you straight to your state's official registration portal — then help you invite the rest of your household.

  • One form, one account — your whole household in one place.
  • Direct link to your state's official registration portal.
  • Share a link or add FAMILY members to track who still needs to register.

Every voter. Every FAMILY. Every election.

This is how we protect the future.

Stand your household up

Ready to register? Start here.

We’ll help you create your account, and send you to your state’s official registration portal. Then you can invite family members and track who still needs to register.

Phone is saved for your account only — we don’t text yet.

Who we are

It's Saturday afternoons at the ballpark and soccer on Sundays. It's carpools and grocery runs, bedtime stories and skinned knees. It's a home full of people who belong to one another. That's a FAMILY  and for 250 years, it's been the foundation of what it means to be an American. The American FAMILY built this country. We can still save it.

After dark

The years FAMILIES stay home are decided without us.

In presidential years, two out of three of us show up. In midterm years, barely half do — and the races closest to your FAMILY, from school boards to Congress, get decided by whoever stays in the habit.

30–40M

neighbors were eligible to vote in recent elections and stayed home. Most were simply never asked.

Share of eligible voters who cast a ballot
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The road to November

Nine weeks, three moves.

August

Get registered

Check your status and get on the rolls — you first, then everyone in your household.

September

Bring your people

Ten names: your church, your block, your group chat. Make sure every one of them is registered too.

October

Vote early

Mail ballots and early voting open. Make the plan together and don't leave it all to one Tuesday.

Most states close registration in early October. Start now — October is for voting, not for paperwork.

Where we live

Every light is a FAMILY that said “I'm voting.”

Real households, on the record — each one committed to showing up in November and asked to be counted. A name on the list, a light on the map.

FAMILIES appear by first name, last initial, and hometown only — and only when they ask to be listed.

The Power of Ten

You bring ten.

Name ten people you're personally responsible for — FAMILY, pew, block, group chat. Make sure each one is registered. Then make sure each one votes.

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On the record

Say it so your neighbors hear it.

Every FAMILY that joins can put their commitment on the record — a sticker with their name on it, a light on the map.

I’m voting.

Your FAMILY

Your hometown

I’m voting.

Your FAMILY

Your hometown

I’m voting.

Your FAMILY

Your hometown

How it works

Three moves before November.

01

Sign up

Fill out one simple form. We create your account and show you the official path to register in your state.

02

Register

Follow the direct link to your state's official voter registration portal. Register yourself first, then come back to invite your household.

03

Invite & track

Share your personal link or add FAMILY members manually. Track everyone you've referred and send them to their state's portal.

For churches

Host registration with confidence.

Churches can stand up as registration centers. We provide clear guidance so pastors and leaders can help FAMILIES take the next step.

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Questions

Fair questions, straight answers.

Free. No account needed to build your list. Your information never gets sold.

Is this partisan?

Family.Vote is about participation: getting FAMILIES registered and to the polls. It never endorses candidates or parties, and nothing here tells anyone who to vote for.

What does it cost?

Nothing. Registration links go to your state's official portal, and every tool on this site is free to use.

What happens to my information?

Your household details are used to send you to the right official registration portal and to keep track of who you've invited. Your Power-of-Ten list never leaves your browser — we can't see it.

Will you contact the people on my list?

Never. The list is yours alone. We don't see the names, store them, or reach out to anyone on it.

Who is behind Family.Vote?

Family.Vote is an initiative of the American Principles Project Foundation to help FAMILIES register and show up together.

I'm already registered — why am I here?

Because you know ten people who might not be. Name them, check in on them, and bring them with you.

The film

Every sacrifice a FAMILY makes is a reason to vote.

Watch the Family.Vote film — then share it with the people you love. The decisions we make at the ballot box today impact the future for generations to come.

Scenes from the Family.Vote film play inside the photos.

Before November

Vote like your children's future depends on it.Because it does.

This is how we protect the future.

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