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Check to see if you're registered to vote, and then get started with registering to vote. Not finding what you need at vote.org? Scroll down to find links to your state's official website for voters. Ask a librarian for assistance, we're happy to help!

Use this voter look-up tool to determine whether or not you are registered to vote.

Register to vote in Connecticut using the state's online voter registration system.

Learn more about deadlines for requesting and completing absentee ballots.

Find information about online and in-person voting, whether or not you are registered, the address for your town clerk, sample ballots, and more.

Stay up-to-date on voter information and view past and upcoming ballots.

Find a link for a registration form that can be populated online, and then downloaded and printed, or select the option to print a blank application.

Find voter registration information and deadlines, along with polling locations and answers to other FAQs. Ask a librarian for assistance with printing the forms that you require.

Request an absentee ballot online.

Search for a town to locate the address of a municipal clerk or registrar.

View lists of candidates and learn more about questions and proposed rules that will appear on your ballot.

Confirm your voter registration status by submitting your name, date of birth, and zip code.

Register or pre-register to vote with this online registration system.

Voting by mail is available to all voters for all elections in 2020. Complete the application to receive your ballot by mail.

Learn about registration deadlines, recent updates, and other voter resources here.

See an example of current candidates and measures on this sample ballot.

Find out where you need to mail your absentee ballot request and/or your absentee ballot.

Request a voter registration form from your town or city clerk. Ask a librarian for assistance with printing the forms that you need.

Print and complete the absentee ballot application, and return to the town clerk's office.

Mail your absentee ballot and voter registration forms to the address of the town clerk provided through this lookup link.

Find information about absentee voting, voting during Covid-19, sample ballots, and personal voter information lookup.

Input your name, month and year of birth to check whether you are registered to vote in New Jersey.

Locate the form required by your county, print and complete the form. Return by mail to the address listed on the form. Ask a librarian for assistance with printing.

Request an absentee ballot from your county by printing and completing the form, and returning it to the address listed on the form. Ask a librarian for assistance in printing the forms that you need to register.

Find the voter registration form for your specific county, print it out and mail it in.

Submit your name, date of birth, county, and zip code to determine if you are already registered to vote.

Register to vote in New York using the state's online voter registration system.

File a request electronically for an absentee ballot.

Find registration dates as well as information about county boards and what to expect when you're voting.

Find the address of your county board so that you can mail in your absentee ballot request and/or absentee ballot.

Search by name or driver's license number, or PennDOT ID

Input name, date of birth, address information, and some form of identification such as driver's license number, state ID number, or the last four of your social security number.

A valid driver's license or PennDOT ID is needed to apply online. Otherwise, download and print a paper application to request an absentee ballot.

Find information on registering to vote, voting by absentee ballot and voting at a polling place.

Confirm whether or not you are registered to vote in Rhode Island.

To register online, you will need to input RI driver's license number or a state-issued ID, your name and date of birth.

Print the mail ballot request form, and return to your local board of canvassers.

Enter your address to view a sample ballot, request an absentee ballot, view new early in-person voting dates, or find your polling place if you are voting in-person.

Confirm that you are registered to vote, starting with your full name and date of birth.

Register to vote in Vermont using the state's online voter registration system.

Fill out this online application to request an absentee ballot.

Start here to check the status of voter registration, absentee ballot registration, mail-in ballot application and status, sample ballots and more.

Find everything you need here; online or paper registration, absentee ballot information, location of polling places and the addresses of town clerks.

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