How do you plan to vote?
Vote Early Oct 29 - Nov 6
You can find an early voting location closest to you Here. Make sure you write down which early vote location you are going to vote at. Keep in mind that if you decide to vote on Election Day, your polling location will be different. Then come back to this website to finish making your plan to vote.
Voting by Absentee Ballot
- Request Your Absentee Ballot
The deadline to apply for your absentee ballot is October 27, but we encourage you to do that as soon as possible by clicking here. Mark “temporary illness” as your reason. This is for anyone wishing to vote absentee because of COVID-19.
- Send Your Absentee Ballot
Your ballot must be postmarked by November 3, but we strongly advise you to mail your ballot as early as you can or drop it off at an early voting poll site, ballot drop box, or election-day poll site.
Vote in Person November 8
All polling places will be open on Election Day. You can find your voting location Here. Make sure to write down which polling location you have to vote at, and then come back to this website to finish making your plan to vote.
Make a Plan to Vote!
Making a plan to vote is as simple as figuring out how you’re going to vote, where you’re going to vote, and when you’re going to vote. You should have registered to vote by now and written down where and when you are going to vote, so you’re almost done with making your plan. The last step is to figure out the exact day (if you’re voting early) and time that you’re going to vote. Make sure to write that down.
Other questions to think about:
How do you plan to travel to your (early vote/election day) polling place?
What time will you vote?
IF EARLY VOTING, What day will you vote?
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