#TrustedInfo2024 Initiative
#TrustedInfo2024 is NASS's public education effort to promote election officials as the trusted sources of election information during the 2024 election cycle and beyond. The nation's Secretaries of State, 40 of whom serve as their state’s Chief Election Official, along with other state and local election officials are continuously working to inform eligible Americans about voter registration, voting methods, security, post-election procedures, and much more.
By driving voters directly to election officials’ websites, social media pages, and materials, they will be able to receive credible, timely information on each step of the elections process. Find your election official and other helpful information by visiting NASS's nonpartisan website canivote.org.
In Nov. 2019, NASS originally launched the campaign with the hashtag #TrustedInfo2020. In non-federal election years, the initiative operates under the hashtag #TrustedInfo.
Follow NASS on social media (Facebook, X and Instagram) to see real-time #TrustedInfo2024 updates from the association and our members.
#TrustedInfo2024 Video Contest
A NASS member video contest was held during the NASS 2024 Summer Conference. Attendees were able to vote for their favorite video based on its content, production value and creativity. View all submissions here, including winning video from the Indiana Secretary of State's Office.
#TrustedInfo2024 Week (September 9-13)
This week featured a different elections-related focus to further highlight election officials as the trusted sources for accurate elections and voting information.
- Sept. 9 - Military and Overseas Voters - Military OneSource podcast episode "Safeguarding Democracy: Trusted Election Information From Your State’s Chief Election Official"
- Sept. 10 - Election Security - X Stakeholders Chat
- Sept. 11 - Voter Registration - Videos from NASS leadership (MN & KY) in collaboration with National Voter Registration Day (NVRD)
- Sept. 12 - Voting Methods - Webcast in collaboration with the U.S. Election Assistance Commission (EAC)
- Sept. 13 - Member Hashtag Party on Instagram & X
For questions on #TrustedInfo2024 please email nass@nass.org.
In-kind donations and promotional materials provided by: BallotTrax, Clear Ballot, Democracy Live, Election Systems and Software (ES&S), Fort Orange Press, Hart InterCivic, the Munro Family and Runbeck. NASS thanks them for their support of #TrustedInfo2024.
Helpful Chief Election Official Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) & Related Pages:
- Alabama Secretary of State- Alabama Votes - Frequently Asked Questions
- Alaska Lt. Governor- Voter Information | Post-Election FAQ
- Arizona Secretary of State- Elections FAQs
- Arkansas Secretary of State- Voting in Arkansas
- California Secretary of State- Frequently Asked Questions
- Colorado Secretary of State- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
- Connecticut Secretary of State- Important Voter Information
- Delaware Department of Elections- Frequently Asked Questions
- District of Columbia Board of Elections- Frequently Asked Questions | 2024 Elections
- Florida Secretary of State- Frequently Asked Questions
- Georgia Secretary of State- Elections FAQs
- Idaho Secretary of State- Frequently Asked Questions
- Illinois State Board of Elections- Information for Voters Menu
- Indiana Secretary of State- 2024 Voter Information Guide
- Iowa Secretary of State- Frequently Asked Questions
- Kansas Secretary of State- Elections FAQs
- Kentucky Secretary of State- Rumor Control
- Louisiana Secretary of State- Frequently Asked Questions
- Maine Secretary of State- Elections FAQ
- Maryland State Board of Elections- Rules and Information for Voters | Voting System FAQ | Rumor Control
- Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth- Voter Resources
- Michigan Secretary of State- Elections and Voting
- Minnesota Secretary of State- Minnesota Election Facts | How Elections Work in Minnesota | Registration FAQs
- Mississippi Secretary of State- Frequently Asked Questions
- Montana Secretary of State- Frequently Asked Questions | A Citizen's Guide to Voting in Montana
- Nebraska Secretary of State- General Voter Information | Election Day FAQ
- Nevada Secretary of State- Election Frequently Asked Questions | Myths vs Facts 2024 Election Cycle
- New Hampshire Secretary of State- Frequently Asked Questions
- New Jersey Secretary of State- Frequently Asked Questions
- New Mexico Secretary of State- Rumor vs. Reality | Voting FAQs
- New York State Board of Elections- Frequently Asked Questions
- North Carolina State Board of Elections- Election Security | Voting | FAQ Voter Registration
- North Dakota Secretary of State- Voter Information | Election Security
- Ohio Secretary of State- Elections and Voting in Ohio
- Oklahoma State Election Board- How to Vote | FAQs
- Oregon Secretary of State- Election Facts | Frequently Asked Questions
- Pennsylvania Secretary of the Commonwealth- Election Security | Frequently Asked Questions
- Puerto Rico Commission on Elections- Preguntas Frecuentes (FAQs)
- Rhode Island Secretary of State- Voter FAQ
- South Carolina Election Commission- Voter FAQ
- South Dakota Secretary of State- Elections and Voting | Truth and Transparency
- Tennessee Secretary of State- Frequently Asked Questions
- Texas Secretary of State- FAQ
- Utah Lt. Governor- Additional Resources for Voters
- US Virgin Islands; Election System- Voter Information | Voters Rights and Responsibilities
- Vermont Secretary of State- Facts Matter | Election Day FAQs
- Washington Secretary of State- Frequently Asked Questions about Elections
- West Virginia Secretary of State- Elections Frequently Asked Questions
- Wisconsin Elections Commission- How Wisconsin Delivers Secure and Accurate Elections | FAQ
- Wyoming Secretary of State- Elections FAQs
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