One call handles everything: after the voter signs up, the Ride to the Polls team finds the voter’s polling location, provides the relevant polling location hours, and coordinates the transportation details.



The primary audience is voters 55 and over, but the completely free service is available to all voters.



For voters 55 and over, the black car service provides a white-glove voting experience designed to remove the hassle and uncertainty around getting to the polls and returning home.

What does the team handle after you sign up?

Ride to the Polls gives New Hampshire voters 55 and over a free round trip between their pickup address and assigned polling place.



A trained private driver picks you up at the address confirmed by dispatch, takes you to the polling place listed in your request, waits while you vote, and drives you home.



You do not need an Uber account or rideshare app. You can request transportation by telephone, or someone you trust can help you submit the online request.

How do door-to-door rides to the polls work?

&#8211; Call <a href="tel:8336038683">833-603-8683</a> or submit the <a href="https://tpaction.com/ride">online request form</a> with your name, phone number, and pickup address.



&#8211; The team finds your polling location, provides the relevant polling location hours, and dispatch confirms your ride and transportation track.



&#8211; On Election Day you get your driver’s name and vehicle, or your voucher.

How to request your ride

Submitting a request starts the process. Treat the transportation as scheduled only after dispatch confirms it.



Your confirmation should contain the information you need to prepare for pickup. Read it carefully and contact dispatch if anything is missing or incorrect.

What happens after your ride is confirmed?

The private-driver track includes transportation to your polling place and back home.



The driver takes you to the destination shown in your confirmation and waits while you vote. Follow the instructions provided for meeting the driver after leaving the polling place.

How does the round trip work?

Tell dispatch when requesting the ride if you need extra time to enter or leave a vehicle or if you use a walker, cane, or another mobility aid.



Providing this information with the initial request gives dispatch time to review the need and explain what can be confirmed. Do not wait until the driver arrives to mention equipment or transportation requirements.

What if you need extra time or use a mobility aid?

Tell dispatch if another person wants to travel with you.



A spouse, caregiver, or companion should be included in the request. Provide that person’s name and explain whether the person is also voting.



Dispatch reviews the information and confirms whether the additional rider can be accommodated.



If both people are voters, provide the age, contact information, and polling place for each person. Two people in the same household may fall into different Ride to the Polls tracks.



Read <a href="https://www.tpaction.com/ride-to-the-polls/book-a-ride-for-a-parent-spouse-or-neighbor">How to Book a Ride to the Polls for a Parent, Spouse, or Neighbor</a> for help arranging transportation for someone else.



Senior communities coordinating requests for several residents can review <a href="https://www.tpaction.com/ride-to-the-polls/senior-community-rides-to-the-polls">How Senior Communities Can Set Up Rides to the Polls for Residents</a>.

Can a spouse, caregiver, or companion ride with you?

Your Election Day information includes the driver’s name and vehicle details.



Before entering the vehicle, compare the person and vehicle with the information you received. If the details do not match, stay out of the vehicle and contact dispatch through the official Ride to the Polls channel.

How will you know it is your driver?

Check your ride and voter information before Election Day.



Use <a href="https://www.tpaction.com/Vote">Register to Vote</a> for registration information, then verify your polling place through the official state lookup.



You can also <a href="https://www.tpaction.com/plan">make a plan to vote</a> that includes your transportation, destination, pickup time, and return arrangements.



Before the driver arrives:

How should you prepare for pickup?

Frequently asked questions

Call <a href="tel:8336038683">833-603-8683</a> or submit the <a href="https://tpaction.com/ride">online request form</a>, then wait for dispatch to confirm the transportation before treating it as scheduled.



For a statewide overview, visit <a href="https://www.tpaction.com/ride-to-the-polls/"> Free Rides to the Polls in New Hampshire: How to Request a Ride</a>.



Want to support voter registration and help people find useful Election Day information? <a href="https://www.tpaction.com/getinvolved"> Get Involved</a>.



You can also <a href="https://www.tpaction.com/commit100"> VOLUNTEER WITH US</a> to help New Hampshire voters prepare.



Last reviewed: September 2026

Request your door-to-door ride

Free door-to-door rides to the polls for New Hampshire voters 55 and over on November 3. A trained driver picks you up, waits, and brings you home.

How Can NH Voters 55+ Get a Free Ride to the Polls?

What does the team handle after you sign up?

How do door-to-door rides to the polls work?

How to request your ride

What happens after your ride is confirmed?

How does the round trip work?

What if you need extra time or use a mobility aid?

Can a spouse, caregiver, or companion ride with you?

How will you know it is your driver?

How should you prepare for pickup?

Frequently asked questions

How do seniors get transportation to vote in NH?

Will the driver wait while I vote?

Can my spouse ride with me?

I use a walker. Is that a problem?

How will I know it is my driver?

Request your door-to-door ride

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How Can NH Voters 55+ Get a Free Ride to the Polls?

What does the team handle after you sign up?

How do door-to-door rides to the polls work?

How to request your ride

What happens after your ride is confirmed?

How does the round trip work?

What if you need extra time or use a mobility aid?

Can a spouse, caregiver, or companion ride with you?

How will you know it is your driver?

How should you prepare for pickup?

Frequently asked questions

How do seniors get transportation to vote in NH?

Will the driver wait while I vote?

Can my spouse ride with me?

I use a walker. Is that a problem?

How will I know it is my driver?

Request your door-to-door ride