Your voter registration information is very important since it determines where you vote, how your vote is counted, and which candidates and issues are on your ballot. You register and you vote and it is usually a smooth process. But sometimes unexpected things can happen -- such as, database errors, accidental purges, or inappropriate or spurious changes. Any of these can keep your vote from counting on election day. If you know 

there is a problem before election day, you can fix it. That’s where VoteFlare™ helps you. VoteFlare™ is an automated service that monitors and protects voter registrations by regularly checking official information from state and local governments and then emails, texts or phones you if your voter information changes. VoteFlare™ is like credit monitoring but for your voter information! VoteFlare™ regularly checks official information from state and local governments and then emails, texts or phones you if your information

changes. VoteFlare™ can give you the time you need to make corrections before election day. As the name implies, VoteFlare™ sends "flares" that warn you something changed. These flares take the form of SMS text messages, phone calls, or email messages (based on your selections). The messages avoid impersonation because any messages from VoteFlare™ simply tells you that something changed and reminds you to visit voteflare.org for details. Voteflare™ never provide or ask for any personal information by email, text, or phone.