Change: Media release here; and check out the discussion todaydiscussions in October 29's Last-minute strategy roundtable to discuss the reportThis report was originally released on October 29, but we're continuing to make minor updates. See the list of changes here. IntroductionWith only a   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1659)

Change: if you want to include video content, check out Election Protection's YouTube channel If you've got a state or local focus, or reach to a specific community, make sure to highlight information those voters need to know Consider providing links to state resources   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1578)

Change:  was held from October 25-28, headquartered at the Voter Suppression Wiki, with a goal of "concrete, actionable ideas that can make a difference in the   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1547)

Change: The goal should be to make the election day as smooth as possible--the average age of poll workers is 70 years. Poll workers are part   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1337)

Change: Similar opportunities exist in the offline world as well, and these are likely to be even more important for reaching the voters most at risk   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1393)

Change: The challenge over the next week will be to get the word out more broadly. We hope that blogs and media who share the goal of protecting Americans' voting rights will not only adopt these recommendations, but also pass them along to their readers.RecommendationsOnline media, activism,   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1600)

Change: Activists and election administrators should have lists of multiple hotline numbers in case the phones at Election Protection hotline and state/local governmental offices are overloadedCitizen journalists and other activists monitoring elections should try to reduce voter suppression as well as document it Bring one-pageprintougs summaries of "know   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 999)

Change: resources, leading with http://866ourvote.org and the 1-866-OUR-VOTEresources. and 1-866-VE-Y-VOTA asEnglish-language theinformation primaryis sourceavailable forfrom reliablehttp://866ourvote.org; non-partisanSpanish-langauge Electioninformation Protectionfrom informationhttp://veyvota.org. Provide instructions for activists to help spread the word -- and to get involved in citizen journalism activities.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 980)

Change: about local and national resourcesProvide instructions for activists to help spread the word -- and to get involved in citizen journalism activities. Set up a local directory of organizations and volunteer opportunitiesElection protection organizations should reach out to youth activists and studentshmm, still need details here ...   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 956)

Change: Be familiar with the law (for example the information in Citizen there'sMedia Law Project's Documenting your nobodyvote) and elsetake aroundcare to helpavoid disrupting the voting processConsider signingKnow upand asrehearse a"talking volunteerpoints" for electionconvincing protectionvoters effortswho   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 932)