Earlier this week, Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger announced significant enhancements to Georgia’s My Voter Page — which the state also calls MVP.
MVP’s addition of “WalkMe”, a step-by-step virtual navigation tool, is part of a comprehensive plan to ensure voter access in the November election.
According to Raffensperger, Georgia has already been ranked No. 1 for Election Integrity, and this accomplishment for Georgia voters continues our leadership in accessibility.
“My Voter Page has led the way in informing and engaging the public,” Raffensperger said. “The integration of WalkMe will help voters better understand the tools at their disposal and allows Georgia voters to be better equipped to successfully cast a ballot this November.”
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The updated MVP page allows Georgians to have a smoother user experience. Registered voters can find the information they need quickly and efficiently.
This enhancement is just one of many that the Secretary of State’s office plans to unveil for upcoming elections.
Voters can log into the MVP site at mvp.sos.ga.gov. Once they are logged in, they will see a small blue circle with a question mark in the lower right corner. Click on it and the WalkMe navigation tool will appear.
“Secretary Raffensperger has asked that we always look for ways to better engage voters with the elections process,” said Blake Evans, Director of Elections. “We’ve listened to feedback from voters in designing our new-and-improved My Voter Page, and we’re proud to utilize great tools like WalkMe to guide voters to their sample ballots, view voter registration information, locate their polling location, and more.”
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