Action Center
Turn concern into action.
Choose what you want to do, get a clear next step, and move directly to the right nonpartisan voter-protection tool.
What Can I Do Right Now?
Choose the amount of time you have.
Start with one practical action. These routes connect directly to the live Action Center, voter resources, training, and current community needs.
Check and share trusted voter information
Verify your own registration or send one trusted Election Center link to someone who needs it.
Open Election CenterComplete a voter-rights orientation
Use the Know Your Rights Learning Center to prepare before volunteering or helping someone navigate a voting problem.
Start OrientationTake a live volunteer action
Find an outreach, training, voter-education, observation, registration, or community opportunity that fits your county and availability.
Find My RoleStart Here
What do you want to do today?
Choose one goal. The Action Center turns it into a short, practical path instead of sending you through a list of links.
The fastest path is the one that matches the situation.
Get help with a voting problem.
For an active voting problem, use Voter Help or call 866-OUR-VOTE for trained, nonpartisan assistance.
Action Matcher
How much time do you have?
Choose your time, interest and county. The page suggests one realistic action.
Share one verified voter-help resource.
Send one useful, nonpartisan resource to someone who can use it.
My Action Tracker
Keep your own momentum.
This is private and browser-only. There is no public leaderboard and nothing is submitted to 805 EPIC.
805 Community Pulse
Happening now around the 805.
Current trainings, voter education and election-worker opportunities, with direct source links.
Know Your Voting Rights Training
Online voting-rights training promoted through California election-information social media.
View training postVoter Education at Faulkner Gallery
Indivisible Santa Barbara plans its next in-person election-education session at the Santa Barbara Library.
Event informationCommunity Election Workers
Ventura County Elections is recruiting temporary election workers for the November 3 election.
Election worker informationServe as a Precinct Worker
SLO County Elections is recruiting precinct workers, student poll workers and Adopt-A-Poll participants.
Poll worker informationRecorded Know Your Voting Rights Session
The August 6 voter-education session is available online for people who could not attend live.
Watch / learn moreCommunity Pulse last reviewed August 13, 2026. Confirm event details with the linked organizer before attending.
Partner Needs Board
Where the coalition needs help.
See where volunteers, community partners, and voter education support are most useful right now.
Ready to help?
Use Find My Role to identify the type of work that fits you, then connect with the coalition for assignment and training.
Find My RoleConnect with 805 EPIC
Community partners can connect with 805 EPIC about voter education, outreach, volunteer support, and coalition participation.
About 805 EPICUse Community Pulse
Trainings, events and current opportunities remain centralized in Community Pulse rather than being duplicated across separate calendars.
View Community PulseElection Protection Path
Before, during and after voting.
Election protection is not limited to Election Day. These three stages help voters prepare early, respond quickly when something goes wrong and confirm what happens afterward.
Before you vote
Check your registration, know your voting options, track important dates and review trusted voter-rights information before you need it.
While you vote
Stay in line, ask a poll worker or supervisor for help when appropriate and call 866-OUR-VOTE if you encounter intimidation, interference or another barrier.
After you vote
Track your ballot, respond promptly to any official cure notice and rely on election officials for verified results and ballot-status information.
For official election dates and current milestones, use the 805 EPIC Election Center.
Trusted Tools
Go directly to the source.
These official and nonpartisan tools cover the most common voter needs. They open the appropriate source directly.
866-OUR-VOTE
Nonpartisan Election Protection assistance for voting questions, barriers, intimidation and other problems.
Check Voter Status
Use California's official My Voter Status tool to check registration and ballot-related information.
Register or Update
Register to vote or update your California voter registration through the official state system.
Track My Ballot
Use BallotTrax to receive ballot-status information and confirm that your ballot is moving through the process.
Action Paths
One page. Six practical routes.
Open the route that matches your next step. Each path connects to the dedicated 805 EPIC page or trusted external tool designed for that task.
Use Voter Help for registration questions, polling-place issues, vote-by-mail concerns, language or disability access, intimidation and other voting barriers. Open Voter Help.
Use the Election Center for important dates, voting options, election milestones and links to official election information. Open Election Center.
Review practical California voter-rights information before a problem happens, including what to do if you are challenged, turned away or need assistance. Open Know Your Rights.
Find a role that fits your availability, skills, language capacity and interests in election-protection work. Open Volunteer.
Use the reporting guide to identify the right response, document what happened privately and connect with the correct nonpartisan or official assistance. Open Report a Problem.
Open the Resources page for official registration tools, ballot tracking, voter-rights information, statewide election-protection resources and coalition links. Open Resources.
Use This Center Responsibly
Protect the voter and the process.
805 EPIC is independent and nonpartisan. Action means helping voters access verified information and lawful assistance without influencing their political choices.
Do
- Use verified official or nonpartisan information.
- Protect voter privacy and personal information.
- Follow election rules and lawful observation procedures.
- Document facts clearly when reporting a problem.
- Connect voters with qualified assistance.
Do not
- Tell a voter how to vote.
- Handle a completed ballot without lawful authorization.
- Present rumors as confirmed facts.
- Interfere with election workers or voting operations.
- Use the 805 EPIC name for partisan activity.
Action Center
Turn concern into action.
Choose what you want to do, get a clear next step, and move directly to the right nonpartisan voter-protection tool.
What Can I Do Right Now?
Choose the amount of time you have.
Start with one practical action. These routes connect directly to the live Action Center, voter resources, training, and current community needs.
Check and share trusted voter information
Verify your own registration or send one trusted Election Center link to someone who needs it.
Open Election CenterComplete a voter-rights orientation
Use the Know Your Rights Learning Center to prepare before volunteering or helping someone navigate a voting problem.
Start OrientationTake a live volunteer action
Find an outreach, training, voter-education, observation, registration, or community opportunity that fits your county and availability.
Find My RoleStart Here
What do you want to do today?
Choose one goal. The Action Center turns it into a short, practical path instead of sending you through a list of links.
The fastest path is the one that matches the situation.
Get help with a voting problem.
For an active voting problem, use Voter Help or call 866-OUR-VOTE for trained, nonpartisan assistance.
Action Matcher
How much time do you have?
Choose your time, interest and county. The page suggests one realistic action.
Share one verified voter-help resource.
Send one useful, nonpartisan resource to someone who can use it.
My Action Tracker
Keep your own momentum.
This is private and browser-only. There is no public leaderboard and nothing is submitted to 805 EPIC.
805 Community Pulse
Happening now around the 805.
Current trainings, voter education and election-worker opportunities, with direct source links.
Know Your Voting Rights Training
Online voting-rights training promoted through California election-information social media.
View training postVoter Education at Faulkner Gallery
Indivisible Santa Barbara plans its next in-person election-education session at the Santa Barbara Library.
Event informationCommunity Election Workers
Ventura County Elections is recruiting temporary election workers for the November 3 election.
Election worker informationServe as a Precinct Worker
SLO County Elections is recruiting precinct workers, student poll workers and Adopt-A-Poll participants.
Poll worker informationRecorded Know Your Voting Rights Session
The August 6 voter-education session is available online for people who could not attend live.
Watch / learn moreCommunity Pulse last reviewed August 13, 2026. Confirm event details with the linked organizer before attending.
Partner Needs Board
Where the coalition needs help.
See where volunteers, community partners, and voter education support are most useful right now.
Ready to help?
Use Find My Role to identify the type of work that fits you, then connect with the coalition for assignment and training.
Find My RoleConnect with 805 EPIC
Community partners can connect with 805 EPIC about voter education, outreach, volunteer support, and coalition participation.
About 805 EPICUse Community Pulse
Trainings, events and current opportunities remain centralized in Community Pulse rather than being duplicated across separate calendars.
View Community PulseElection Protection Path
Before, during and after voting.
Election protection is not limited to Election Day. These three stages help voters prepare early, respond quickly when something goes wrong and confirm what happens afterward.
Before you vote
Check your registration, know your voting options, track important dates and review trusted voter-rights information before you need it.
While you vote
Stay in line, ask a poll worker or supervisor for help when appropriate and call 866-OUR-VOTE if you encounter intimidation, interference or another barrier.
After you vote
Track your ballot, respond promptly to any official cure notice and rely on election officials for verified results and ballot-status information.
For official election dates and current milestones, use the 805 EPIC Election Center.
Trusted Tools
Go directly to the source.
These official and nonpartisan tools cover the most common voter needs. They open the appropriate source directly.
866-OUR-VOTE
Nonpartisan Election Protection assistance for voting questions, barriers, intimidation and other problems.
Check Voter Status
Use California's official My Voter Status tool to check registration and ballot-related information.
Register or Update
Register to vote or update your California voter registration through the official state system.
Track My Ballot
Use BallotTrax to receive ballot-status information and confirm that your ballot is moving through the process.
Use This Center Responsibly
Protect the voter and the process.
805 EPIC is independent and nonpartisan. Action means helping voters access verified information and lawful assistance without influencing their political choices.
Do
- Use verified official or nonpartisan information.
- Protect voter privacy and personal information.
- Follow election rules and lawful observation procedures.
- Document facts clearly when reporting a problem.
- Connect voters with qualified assistance.
Do not
- Tell a voter how to vote.
- Handle a completed ballot without lawful authorization.
- Present rumors as confirmed facts.
- Interfere with election workers or voting operations.
- Use the 805 EPIC name for partisan activity.