Vote.gov
Select any state or territory to find official registration options and state-specific voting guidance.
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Voting & Voter Registration
Use official government resources to register to vote, check your voter registration, find state election information, review deadlines, and learn how voting works where you live.
Start with your state
Register, update, or check your registration
Voting rules and registration procedures are administered by the states and territories. The official Vote.gov service lets you select your state or territory and connects you to voter-registration and election resources.
Find Your State Election Office
Use the official USAGov directory to locate your state or local election office for help with registration, voting, and election results.
Find My Election OfficeState Voting Information
The U.S. Election Assistance Commission provides state-by-state information on registration, registration status, ballot options, polling locations, military and overseas voting, and more.
View State Voting InformationState-by-state information
What to verify before an election
Election rules, deadlines, early-voting periods, absentee or mail-ballot procedures, identification requirements, and polling locations can vary by state.
Before voting, confirm the current rules through your state or local election office.
Every state and territory
Choose your state through official government directories
Rather than maintaining separate links that may change over time, Supreme Citizens directs voters to official government directories that maintain current links to state election systems.
Register or check voting information by state on Vote.gov →
Find state and local election offices on USAGov →
Review state voting information through the U.S. Election Assistance Commission →
An informed citizen is an engaged citizen.
Know the rules. Verify your registration. Participate.
Voting is one part of constitutional citizenship. Stay informed, participate lawfully, and use official sources when preparing to cast your ballot.
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