The coordinator submits the resident list once, and the Ride to the Polls team takes it from there. The team finds each resident’s polling location, provides the relevant polling hours, and coordinates a white-glove trip with scheduled pickup waves and rides back home, removing the hassle and uncertainty from Election Day transportation.



Call<a href="tel:8336038683"> 833-603-8683</a> or submit the form at <a href="https://tpaction.com/ride">Request Your Free Ride Online</a> to request rides for your community.



A coordinator collects the residents who want rides, their mobility needs and preferred times, and dispatch schedules pickup waves from the community entrance.

What Does One Community Call Set in Motion?

A senior living community does not need each resident to book separately. An administrator, activity director, resident coordinator or other community contact can gather the details for everyone who wants a ride and send one coordinator request.



Start by finding out which residents want transportation, then collect for each one:



&#8211; Resident name



&#8211; Working phone number



&#8211; Pickup location within the community



&#8211; Polling place destination



&#8211; Preferred pickup time



&#8211; Mobility needs dispatch should know about



Dispatch uses the request to schedule pickup waves from the community entrance. Give one clear pickup point where you can, and if some residents need a different arrangement because of mobility needs, say so in the request.

One coordinator, one request for the whole community

Call <a href="tel:8336038683">833-603-8683</a> or use <a href="https://tpaction.com/ride">Request Your Free Ride Online</a>, say the request covers several residents, and share the resident list with each person’s pickup point and polling place.



Dispatch confirms the pickup waves and each resident’s track: private driver or Uber voucher.



On Election Day, each resident gets the driver’s name and vehicle, or their voucher.



Include the total number of residents taking part and any mobility details that could affect pickup, so dispatch can plan the waves around them.

Coordinator booking in three steps

Building the resident list with a simple worksheet

Picking the community entrance for pickup

How pickup waves move a larger group

Mobility needs belong in the first request

Residents 55 and over on the door-to-door driver track

Coordinating without replacing the resident’s own details

Resident consent before sharing personal details

Voter registration checks for community residents

Checking the confirmed community plan

Planning the day with residents

A short notice helps residents sign up before the coordinator sends the request:



Free Rides to the Polls for Residents



Ride to the Polls transportation is being organized for residents for Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Residents who want a ride should contact the community coordinator with their name, phone number, polling place, preferred pickup time and any mobility needs dispatch should know about.



Adapt the notice for a bulletin board, newsletter, front desk or activity calendar, and set an internal reply date early enough to send the request in time.

A bulletin-board notice residents can answer

Frequently Asked Questions

Collect interested residents, their polling places, preferred times and mobility needs, then call <a href="tel:8336038683">833-603-8683</a> or submit the coordinator request at <a href="https://tpaction.com/ride">Request Your Free Ride Online</a>. Give dispatch the community’s full address and agreed pickup entrance so it can schedule the waves for November 3.



Want to help residents and neighbors register, plan and get to the polls? <a href="https://www.tpaction.com/commit100">VOLUNTEER WITH US</a>.



For more ways to take part in your community, visit <a href="https://www.tpaction.com/getinvolved">Get Involved</a>.



Last reviewed: September 23, 2026

Setting up rides for your senior community

NH senior communities can call 833-603-8683 for free November 3 rides, with black car service at 55+, Uber vouchers, and coordinated pickup waves.

How Can NH Senior Communities Arrange Free Voting Rides?

What Does One Community Call Set in Motion?

One coordinator, one request for the whole community

Coordinator booking in three steps

Building the resident list with a simple worksheet

Picking the community entrance for pickup

How pickup waves move a larger group

Mobility needs belong in the first request

Residents 55 and over on the door-to-door driver track

Coordinating without replacing the resident’s own details

Resident consent before sharing personal details

Voter registration checks for community residents

Checking the confirmed community plan

Planning the day with residents

A bulletin-board notice residents can answer

Frequently Asked Questions

How many residents can go in one wave?

Do residents need to sign anything?

Can staff ride along?

What about residents who use wheelchairs?

How far in advance should a community book?

Does booking a ride register a resident to vote?

Setting up rides for your senior community

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How Can NH Senior Communities Arrange Free Voting Rides?

What Does One Community Call Set in Motion?

One coordinator, one request for the whole community

Coordinator booking in three steps

Building the resident list with a simple worksheet

Picking the community entrance for pickup

How pickup waves move a larger group

Mobility needs belong in the first request

Residents 55 and over on the door-to-door driver track

Coordinating without replacing the resident’s own details

Resident consent before sharing personal details

Voter registration checks for community residents

Checking the confirmed community plan

Planning the day with residents

A bulletin-board notice residents can answer

Frequently Asked Questions

How many residents can go in one wave?

Do residents need to sign anything?

Can staff ride along?

What about residents who use wheelchairs?

How far in advance should a community book?

Does booking a ride register a resident to vote?

Setting up rides for your senior community