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Vote Early Day Voter Tool

Find out where and when you can vote early

Election Deadlines in My State

Find out when your ballots are mailed and in-person early voting opens in your state

Register to Vote

The first step to voting early is registering to vote. Update your registration today!

Voter ID

Find out if your state requires voter ID and what sorts of ID's are acceptable.

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Election Protection Hotline

If you have encountered a problem with voting, call or text this national nonpartisan hotline.

Credit: 866-OUR-VOTE

APIA Vote Hotline

Bilingual assistance is available in English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Korean, Vietnamese, Tagalog, Urdu, Hindi, and Bengali.

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Get a Free Ride to Vote Early

Track Your Mail Ballot

Make sure your mail ballot is received, processed, and counted.

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Voter Information for Returning Citizens

Find voter information for voters who are returning home from incarceration.

Credit: National Conference of State Legislatures

Overseas and Military Voters

Are you active duty military, deployed National Guard, military family, merchant marine, or a civilian living overseas? Federal law protects your access to vote as a US citizen.

Credit: Federal Voting Assistance Program

Voter Information for New Citizens

Find out how to get registered and ready to vote early if you’ve just become a U.S. citizen.

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Find your Local Election Official

Find out who to contact for your local election needs.

Credit: US Vote Foundation

Check out Nonpartisan Voting Guides

Check out the non-partisan voter guides.

Credit: Guides.Vote

Voter Outreach in HUD Housing

Learn about what kind of voter engagement you can pursue in Housing and Urban Development (HUD) assisted properties.

Credit: National Low Income Housing Coalition