Make History Here, Stadiums and arenas open their doors for voters

PARTICIPATING STADIUMS AND ARENAS

  • ARIZONA

  • Phoenix Suns - Veterans Memorial Coliseum

  • Arizona Coyotes – Gila River Arena

  • Arizona Cardinals – State Farm Stadium

  • University of Arizona – McKale Memorial Center

  • Surprise, Arizona -- Surprise Stadium

  • Arkansas Razorbacks – Bud Walton Arena

  • CALIFORNIA

  • Golden State Warriors – Kaiser Permanente Arena

  • Golden State Warriors – Oakland Practice Facility

  • Golden State Warriors – Thrive City

  • Los Angeles Clippers – LA Forum

  • Los Angeles Dodgers – Dodgers Stadium

  • Los Angeles FC - Banc of California Stadium

  • Los Angeles Kings - Staples Center

  • Los Angeles Rams/Chargers - Sofi Stadium

  • Oakland Athletics -- The Oakland Arena

  • Sacramento Kings – Golden 1 Center

  • SF 49ers - Levi's Stadium

  • Anaheim Ducks -- Honda Center

  • COLORADO

  • Denver Nuggets -- Pepsi Center

  • FLORIDA

  • Orlando Magic – Amway Center

  • Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Raymond James Stadium

  • Tampa Bay Lightning – Amalie Arena

  • Florida State University – Donald L. Tucker Civic Center

  • Florida A&M - Alfred J. Lawson Center

  • GEORGIA

  • Atlanta Hawks – State Farm Arena

  • Georgia Tech – McCamish Pavilion

  • ILLINOIS

  • Grossinger Motor Arena

  • INDIANA

  • Indiana Pacers – Bankers Life Fieldhouse

  • Indianapolis Colts – Lucas Oil Stadium

  • Purdue University - Mackey Arena

  • KANSAS

  • Wichita State University - Charles Koch Arena

  • Wichita Thunder – Intrust Bank Arena

  • KENTUCKY

  • University of Louisville. – KFC Yum! Center

  • LOUISIANA

  • New Orleans Pelicans -- Smoothie Center

  • MARYLAND

  • Morgan State University – Hughes Memorial

  • Baltimore Orioles – Camden Yards

  • University of Maryland – Xfinity Center

  • The Washington Football Team – FedEx Field

  • MASSACHUSETTS

  • Boston Red Sox - Fenway Park

  • MICHIGAN

  • Detroit Pistons – Henry Ford Performance Center

  • MISSOURI

  • Kansas City Chiefs – Arrowhead Stadium

  • University of Missouri – Mizzou Arena

  • NEW JERSEY

  • New Jersey Devils – Prudential Center

  • NEW YORK

  • Brooklyn Nets – Barclays Center

  • New York Knicks – Madison Square Garden

  • NORTH CAROLINA

  • Charlotte Hornets – Spectrum Center

  • Carolina Panthers – Bank of America Stadium

  • Greensboro Swarm – Fieldhouse at Greensboro

  • OHIO

  • Cleveland Cavaliers – Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse

  • PENNSYLVANIA

  • Penn State University -- Bryce Jordan Center

  • Pittsburgh Penguins - PPG Paints Arena

  • TEXAS

  • Houston Rockets – Toyota Center

  • Houston Texans – NRG Stadium

  • University of Houston -- Student Center

  • Dallas Mavericks – American Airlines Center

  • Rice University -- Rice Stadium

  • San Antonio Spurs – AT&T Center

  • UTAH

  • Utah Jazz – Vivint Arena

  • WASHINGTON, DC

  • Washington Wizards / Capitals – Capital One Arena

  • Washington Nationals – Nationals Park

  • Washington Nationals – Nationals Youth Baseball Academy

  • Washington Mystics -- Entertainment and Sports Arena

  • University of the District of Columbia -- Univ. of D.C. Gymnasium

  • WISCONSIN

  • Green Bay Packers - Johnsonville Tailgate Village

  • WASHINGTON

  • Seattle Seahawks - Century Link Field

  • Seattle Sounders - Century Link Field

Being able to head to a stadium or arena to vote makes it easier and safer than ever to use your voice. With six days left these are places you can go to and safely do it in-person. You only get one shot...sorry I couldn’t resist!
— Eminem

In response to Covid and the removal of many polling places, Election Super Centers launched the “Make History Here” initiative to ensure access to safe, socially-distanced voting at sports arenas across the country. The non-partisan group has been working with local election authorities and more than 70 NBA, MLB, NFL, NHL and MLS arenas and teams as well as prominent artists and athletes, to let communities know their local venues are open as polling locations.

“With less than a week to go before election day, we’re seeing record-breaking early voting numbers across the country, and this effort is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to encourage voters to make their voices heard at their favorite sporting venues,” notes Public Enemy’s Chuck D. “Every American deserves access to a ballot, and every vote counts.”

“You’re used to going to these arenas to cheer on your favorite team. Now you can use these spaces to really make your voice heard in an even more profound way -- by exercising your right to vote,” said Doc Rivers, head coach of the Philadelphia 76ers.

“We’re at the point now in this election where history is in the making,” adds Jane's Addiction frontman and Lollapalooza founder Perry Farrell. “The best in us is coming out to vote in our country’s finest stadiums and arenas.”

Leonardo DiCaprio, Mark Ruffalo, Orlando Bloom, Jeffrey Wright, Mariska Hargitay, DL Hughley, T.I., Sarah Silverman, DeAndre Jordan and Maddie Ziegler are among other notable names that have shared the “Make History Here” campaign.

For more information, visit www.makehistoryhere.org to learn where you can vote.

If you are in the State of Michigan click here to get more information about The Pistons Performance Center voting layout.