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Your election officials

Find contact information for your local and state election offices.

Additional Resources

Election dates and deadlines
Key dates for voter registration, early voting, and Election Day.
Voting in person
Information about polling places, hours, and what to bring.
Voting by mail
Details on how to request and submit an absentee ballot.
Military and overseas voters
Special provisions for U.S. citizens serving abroad.
Voters with disabilities
Resources and accommodations for accessible voting.
Voter ID laws
Understand the identification requirements in your state.
Student voting
Guidance for college students on where and how to vote.
Youth voter outreach
Initiatives and programs to engage young voters.

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Your Election Officials

Your local and state election officials are responsible for administering elections, managing voter registration, and ensuring the integrity of the voting process. They are your primary resource for accurate and official election information.

Election Dates and Deadlines

Staying informed about key election dates and deadlines is crucial for successful participation. These dates vary by state and election type.

Help America Vote Act (HAVA)

The Help America Vote Act (HAVA) of 2002 is a federal law passed to improve the administration of elections in the United States.

About Vote.gov

Vote.gov is a centralized, non-partisan resource designed to make voter registration and election information easily accessible to all eligible U.S. citizens.

Voting In Person

Voting in person is a traditional method that allows you to cast your ballot at a designated polling place on Election Day or during early voting periods.

Voting By Mail

Voting by mail, also known as absentee voting, allows registered voters to cast their ballot from home without needing to visit a polling place.

Military and Overseas Voters

Special provisions are in place to ensure that U.S. citizens serving in the military and those residing overseas can exercise their right to vote.

Voters with Disabilities

Ensuring accessible voting for all citizens is a priority. Various laws and initiatives aim to remove barriers for voters with disabilities.

Voter ID Laws

Voter identification laws vary significantly from state to state. It's crucial to know your state's specific requirements before heading to the polls.

Student Voting

College students often face unique considerations when it to voting, especially if they are living away from their permanent home.

Youth Voter Outreach

Youth voter outreach initiatives are dedicated to engaging and educating young people about the importance of voting and civic participation.