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Registering to vote only takes a couple of minutes and allows you to be able to vote in elections. You can easily register to vote online at www.vote.org or by picking up a form at your county elections office, library or U.S. Post Office. If you have recently changed addresses, you should re-register to vote.
Due to COVID-19, this year, ALL registered voters will automatically receive a ballot in the mail.
We recommend you register to vote ASAP if you haven’t already.
You can register to vote online through October 19.
Not sure if you’re registered?
Not sure if you’re registered?
Need help?
Need help?
You have three ways to vote
You have three ways to vote
Vote by mail
Vote by mail
You just have to mail your ballot or drop it off at a ballot drop-box by the end of the day on November 3 for it to be counted.
Vote early in-person
Vote early in-person
Voters also have the option to vote early in-person between October 5 and November 3 at many different locations. This makes it easier to avoid lines and safely maintain social distancing.
Find early voting centers and ballot drop-box locations:
Vote in-person on election day
Vote in-person on election day
You can register to vote and vote on the same day on Nov. 3.
Sign up here to track your ballot.
Other Things to Know
Other Things to Know
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