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This website provides information to help get every employee registered and exercise their right during any election. 

Are you a first time voter?

Check out information just for you on the "How to Vote" tab, which outlines a step-by-step voting process. 

Who is eligible to vote?

Voter Eligibility

You can vote in U.S. elections (federal, state, local) if you:

Voter Ineligibility

Check with your state or local election office for any questions about who can and cannot vote.

When is the deadline to register to vote?

Every state except North Dakota requires citizens to register if they want to become voters. Depending on your state, the registration deadline could be as much as a month before an election. 

Check the U.S. Vote Foundation to find your/all state's deadline for registering. You can also check your state or territory's election office for more details. 

Please note - If you're already registered to vote, you will need to re-register if you've changed your name and or address.

How do I register to vote?

Register Online

Visit Vote.gov to register to vote. Depending on your state’s voter registration rules, the site can help you:

Register in Person 

You can register in person with your state or local election office. You may also be able to register at one of these nearby public facilities. Check with the actual location first.

Please Note

If you're already registered to vote, you will need to re-register if you've changed your name and or address.

How do I vote in person?

Your polling place is where you go to vote on Election Day. 

Find out where your polling place is located, its hours of operation and if you can change your polling place. 

What do I need to take with me when voting in person?

Two-thirds of states require identification when voting. 

Find out if yours does and if so, what kind of identification is needed with an interactive map of current Voter Identification Laws.

How do I vote by mail (Absentee Ballot)?

Each state has mail-in voting, but some allow you to take part only in certain circumstances. 

Visit your state election official website to find out if you can vote by mail.

What are the Time Off to Vote laws in each state?

This page shares the Time Off to Vote laws in each state.

Interested in becoming a poll worker?

Each state recruits poll workers differently. Typically signing up to be a poll worker is done with your local election office. In some places this is a county election office but it may also be a registrar or clerk at the county or local level. To find more information by state use this link

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