Remember to REGISTER or you may have a surprise at the polls.

[shortylickens]

Some states require early registration, well before voting day.
Virginia for example,
https://vote.arlingtonva.us/voter-registration/
requires two weeks advance.

I seem to recall Minnesota lets you register the day of election.

Find out now and dont be caught unaware!!

 

[Jhhnn]

Good advice. Dunno about elsewhere, but if you voted in 2014 & live at the same address you're still registered here in CO. If you vote in every general election you don't have to register ever again unless you move.

 

[MongGrel]

I have been registered here for decades, and get my ballot in the mail for early voting anyways lately.

The wife still goes to the station, I have her just take it with her half the time and deposit it, then check online to see if it registered.

 

[allisolm]

In Florida you have to register at least 29 days before an election in order to vote in it. But, once registered, you are good forever (as long as you don't move, change party, that kind of thing.)

 

[dawp]

back when I first voted Wisconsin used to allow you to register at the polling station.

I'm sure that has changed since then with that idiot walker in charge.

EDIT:
surprisingly you can still register at you polling place on election day.

in NC where I'm at now it's Oct 14