Your right to vote isn’t just a right. It’s your solemn duty as an American citizen.
Make sure you’ve never been convicted of treason, felony, or bribery. If you have, you can’t vote until your rights are restored by your state’s Department of Corrections.
Go to the Election Assistance Commission’s website for state-specific voter registration requirements, instructions, and an application form.
Decide which political party to join, based on which one you feel best represents your personal and social values, and worldview.
You can also register to vote as an independent—with no party affiliation.
Mail your completed application and supporting documentation—usually a photo ID and a pay stub or bank statement—to the address indicated for your state.
If you know you are going to be away from your official home address on Election Day, request an absentee ballot from your local Board of Elections.
Now when Election Day comes, you’re ready to cast your vote—and make America a better place!
More than 30 countries have compulsory voting laws where failure to vote results in a fine.
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Comments (3)
You are registered, aren't you?
over 4 years ago by BScott
good job.
over 3 years ago by BScott
I'm registered with the Pizza Party, also known as the GOC (Grand Old Cheese). The chairman (seen in this video) is such an enthusiastic soul!
over 3 years ago by hagiadzo
It is so important to vote. Go Obama!
over 3 years ago by KatieL
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