Worried about voting? Here’s what to know before you go.

From ProPublica’s Ally J. Levine:

From news of malfunctioning machines and registration purges to ominous tweets from the president about voter fraud, there are plenty of reasons to be anxious about what you might face when you go to the polls on Election Day. But don’t let the chaos psych you out of exercising your right to vote. The system may be a little turbulent, but American elections are generally well run, and if you’re eligible, the overwhelming likelihood is that you will be able to vote. You may even get a free sticker.

We talked with election officials and voting experts to identify the most common issues voters face, and we’ve put together a handy guide to making sure they don’t happen to you.

ProPublica’s Electionland project tracks problems that prevent people from voting.

If you witness issues in your area, here’s how to let us know:

• Text VOTE to 81380
• Send us a WhatsApp at 850-909-8683
• Message us on Facebook at https://m.me/electionland

In The Guide

• Double Check Your Registration
• Know Your State’s ID Requirements
• Know Where You’re Going
• Beware of Misinformation
• Find Out What’s on Your Ballot Right Now
• Access the Ballot if You’re Disabled
• Vote Provisionally if You Must
• If All Else Fails, Call For Help

See the guide here.