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Voting Basics

You are eligible to vote if you

- are a citizen of the United States,

- are at least 18 years old,

- have lived at your current residence for at least 28 days prior to the election,

- are no longer serving any portion of a felony sentence.

Visit our other voting pages if you need more detailed or alternative instructions for voting.

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Register and Check

You must reregister if you have moved or legally changed your name.

Find more detailed information and specific information for college students.



 


Be Informed. Vote Informed.


1) View your ballot. Print a copy to use as a voting guide.

 


Choose How, When, and Where

Only vote once! It’s a felony to vote more than once.




  1. Vote from Home by absentee ballot. Don’t wait--request a ballot. OR
  2. Vote Absentee In Person for two weeks before Election Day  OR
  3. Vote on Election Day.
    1. Find your polling place.
    2. Be sure to bring an acceptable photo ID.

Find more detailed information about your voting options here.



Important Dates

April 2, 2024 -Spring Election and Presidential Preference Vote

  •  March 13 - last day to register online or by mail
  •  March 19 - first day of Early Voting
  •  March 18 - recommended last day to request an Absentee Ballot
  •  March 25 - recommended last day to mail your ballot