Upcoming Elections
Register To Vote
- If you are a new voter, or if you did not vote in the last election, you will need to register to vote. Your local election office website
(Find my local Election Office) will have instructions for how to register to vote and how to check whether you are registered.
Advance Vote in Person
- Many states allow you to vote on a single or series of days prior to an election at designated locations to avoid lines and crowds.
- Check with your local election office website
(Find my local Election Office)
for Advance Voting times and locations. Bring your Photo ID when going to an Advance Voting Location.
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Advance Vote By Mail
- To vote by mail, visit your local election office website
(Find my local Election Office)
for instructions on how to download the form and fax it in.
Once your election office has received your vote-by-mail request, they will mail your ballot to you.
Carefully fill out the ballot according to the provided instructions and mail it back on time.
- United States Postal Service Vote By Mail Information
- Several days after you mail in your ballot, you can check to make sure your advance mail-in ballot was accepted.
Visit your local election office website
(Find my local Election Office)
for instructions on how to check whether your mail-in ballot was accepted.
Vote On Election Day
- Check with your local election office
(Find my local Election Office)
for your polling location. Bring your Photo ID when going to vote. Typically polls are open from 7am to 7pm, but this varies by state.
Your polling location for a primary may be different from your polling location for a general election.
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