Vote-Voiced Podcast

About Vote-Voiced Podcast

Voting Rights and the extreme importance of voting in every election, no matter who you support. The goal of Vote Voiced is for every Voter to make voting their lifestyle. Voting should be celebrated, not seen as a burden. Please subscribe at https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vote-voiced/subscribe Like Vote Voiced on Facebook, follow Vote Voiced on TikTok Visit Vote Voiced at www.votevoiced.com Donate to vote voiced at https://secure.actblue.com/donate/vote-voiced-1 Listen to the Vote Voiced Podcast on all Podcast Platforms Please subscribe to the show. $2.99 on Spotify

Publisher

Vote-Voiced

Category

business

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

29 Dec 2019

Latest episode

6 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

100 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   6 Oct 2026

   October Vote Ready 2026: Mail-In Ballots, Postmarks & Your Voting Plan Vote Voiced

   Has your mail-in or absentee ballot arrived? October is the time to check your voter registration, read your ballot instructions, and prepare your voting plan for the November 3, 2026, general election. Join host Donna Miller for this practical October episode of the Vote Voiced Podcast. Learn why returning your completed ballot promptly matters and why a postmark and a ballot receipt deadline are not the same thing. In this episode:
• Checking your voter registration and updating your information.
• Reading ballot instructions and completing required signatures.
• Understanding postmarks, mailing recommendations, and delivery deadlines.
• Verifying official ballot drop boxes and in-person return options.
• Tracking your mail ballot and responding to questions from election officials.
• Michigan’s October registration and early voting dates.
• Planning for transportation, accessibility, and voting in person.
• Checking sources before sharing election information. Voting rules and deadlines vary by state. Michigan specific information is clearly identified in the episode. Always confirm current requirements with your official state or local election authority, especially if you listen after publication. OFFICIAL VOTER RESOURCES
Find your state’s registration information:
https://vote.gov Michigan voter information:
https://www.michigan.gov/vote USPS election-mail guidance:
https://about.usps.com/what/government-services/election-mail/ CONNECT WITH VOTE VOICED Visit our website:
https://www.VoteVoice.com Listen to and follow the Vote Voiced Podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0p1AZvGseRJyiW3dzYUZvn Enjoyed this episode? Follow the podcast, leave a rating, and share it with someone preparing to vote. Subscribe to our podcast. SUPPORT OUR WORK Help support Vote Voiced’s nonpartisan voter-education work: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/vote-voiced-1 Vote Voiced is a nonpartisan voter education organization. We do not endorse or oppose political candidates or parties. This episode provides general voter education; your election officials are the source for requirements that apply to you. Don’t just be told how to vote. Know how to vote.
Verify for yourself. Vote Voiced; Inform. Verify. Participate.

2. 

   18 Sept 2026

   Mail Ballots 2026: USPS Rules Blocked, but Mail Delays Still Matter

   The proposed new USPS mail ballot requirements will not apply during the 2026 election but regular mail delays and postmark problems remain concerns for voters. In this episode of the Vote Voiced Podcast, Donna Miller explains: • What the Supreme Court decided on September 14, 2026
• Why the USPS stopped work on its proposed ballot information system
• What the Court did and did not decide
• Why voters should still return mail ballots early
• What a new GAO report reveals about mail delivery delays
• How to verify ballot deadlines and authorized return locations
• What voters should know about AI-generated election deepfakes
• Why Vote Voiced remains firmly nonpartisan The proposed USPS system would have required election officials to submit ballot envelope designs for approval, use voter specific barcodes and upload certain voter information to a federal portal. The Supreme Court left the preliminary injunction blocking those requirements in place, and USPS subsequently confirmed that the requirements will not be enforced during the 2026 federal election. However, the court ruling did not resolve ordinary mail delays. The Government Accountability Office reports that USPS has added one or two days to some expected delivery times and has missed most First Class Mail performance targets since 2022. VOTER REMINDER: If you vote by mail, return your ballot early. Verify your exact deadline, signature requirements and authorized return options through your official state or local election authority. Use an official ballot tracking service when one is available. The episode also examines a preliminary federal court ruling involving Montana’s election deepfake law and explains why voters should verify dramatic political images, videos and audio recordings before sharing them. Don’t just be told how to vote. Know how to vote. Verify for yourself. Visit VoteVoice.com. Listen to and follow the Vote Voiced Podcast on Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/show/0p1AZvGseRJyiW3dzYUZvn Support Vote Voiced:
https://secure.actblue.com/donate/vote-voiced-1 Vote Voiced is a nonprofit, nonpartisan voter education organization. We do not support or oppose candidates, political parties or campaigns. Election dates, deadlines, eligibility requirements, identification rules, ballot return locations and voting procedures vary by jurisdiction and can change. Always confirm election specific information with your official state or local election authority. FACT-CHECK NOTE — SEPTEMBER 18, 2026 The proposed new USPS mail-ballot requirements will not apply during the 2026 election. The Supreme Court’s emergency order did not permanently prohibit USPS from proposing similar rules in the future. The Montana deepfake ruling is preliminary, applies to the parties involved in that lawsuit and does not create one nationwide rule for election-related artificial intelligence. #VoteVoiced #VoteVoicedPodcast #MailInVoting #MailBallot #VoterEducation #Election2026 #VoteReady #VerifyForYourself #AIMisinformation #CivicEducation

3. 

   13 Sept 2026

   Your Vote Ready Guide 2026: Register, Verify, Plan & Vote Vote Voiced

   YOUR VOTE READY GUIDE 2026: REGISTER, VERIFY, PLAN & VOTE VOTE VOICED Are you Vote Ready for the November 3, 2026 election? In this special September episode of the Vote Voiced Podcast, Donna Miller takes voters step by step through preparing for the 2026 election without telling anyone whom or what to vote for. This is nonpartisan voter education. We’re talking about the 2026 Civic Holidays, voter registration, checking your registration, knowing what’s on your ballot, early voting, voting by mail, polling places and hours, authorized ballot drop boxes, accessibility and language assistance, Election Protection, election workers, and making your personal voting plan. Most importantly: DON’T JUST BE TOLD HOW TO VOTE. KNOW HOW TO VOTE. VERIFY FOR YOURSELF. Before you vote, check your official state or local election authority and confirm: • Your voter registration is current
• Your polling location
• Poll opening and closing times
• Identification or documentation requirements, if any
• What’s on your ballot
• Early voting dates, hours and locations
• Mail/absentee ballot instructions and deadlines
• Authorized ballot return locations
• Accessibility and language assistance
• What to do if you encounter a voting problem Don’t assume voting rules are the same everywhere. Election procedures vary by state. And if you’re returning a mail ballot, don’t assume a box is appropriate simply because it says “ballot drop box.” Verify that it is an authorized location with your election officials. KNOW BEFORE YOU GO. VERIFY BEFORE YOU VOTE. 2026 CIVIC HOLIDAYS National Voter Registration Day — September 15 National Voter Education Week — October 5–9 Election Hero Day — October 20 Vote Early Day — Check the official 2026 date before making your plan. Election Day — Tuesday, November 3, 2026 If you have voting questions or encounter a problem, Election Protection provides nonpartisan voter assistance: 866-OUR-VOTE
866-687-8683 Save the number before you need it. Vote Voiced encourages every voter to personally verify election dates, deadlines, polling locations, voting hours, identification requirements, early-voting information and mail ballot procedures through their official state or local election authority. Vote Voiced can help educate you. We cannot replace your election officials. Don’t wait until there’s a problem to learn how voting works where you live. CHECK YOUR REGISTRATION.
KNOW YOUR BALLOT.
KNOW YOUR OPTIONS.
MAKE YOUR PLAN.
VERIFY FOR YOURSELF.
BE VOTE READY. Visit VoteVoice.com for voter education and resources. Listen and subscribe to the Vote Voiced Podcast on Spotify and wherever you get your podcasts. Support Vote Voiced’s nonpartisan voter education work through ActBlue: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/vote-voiced-1 Vote Voiced is a nonpartisan voter education organization. We do not endorse or oppose candidates, political parties or campaigns. Voting laws and procedures vary by state and may change. Always verify election specific information with your official state or local election authority. Vote Voiced Podcast, 2026 election, midterm election 2026, voter registration 2026, National Voter Registration Day, Civic Holidays 2026, National Voter Education Week, Vote Early Day, Election Hero Day, early voting, vote by mail, absentee ballot, Election Protection, 866 OUR VOTE, polling place, ballot drop box, voting accessibility, voter education, know your ballot, make a voting plan, Vote Ready #VoteVoiced #VoteReady #VerifyForYourself #VerifyBeforeYouVote #VoterEducation #VoterRegistration #CivicHolidays #EarlyVoting #VoteByMail #ElectionProtection #KnowYourBallot #MakeAPlanToVote #Election2026

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