Voter resources
Make your vote count!
While studying at Mount Holyoke, you may be able to cast your vote by mail, online, or with early voting. Options and requirements vary by state.
This page is still being updated.
Absentee voting by state
Voter ID Required: If you do not have ID, you can obtain one through Voteriders.org
Registration:
Requesting a Ballot:
- Form to Request a Ballot
- Precinct name: Look up the polling place
- Include copy of picture ID with application
- Paper submission must be mailed in and received no later than 5 days before the election
Voting:
- Ballot must have two signed witnesses or a notary public
- Absentee Ballot must be returned by hand no later than 5 pm one day before the election to your Election Manager
- Absentee Ballots must be received by mail by the election.
- Track the status of your absentee ballot
Registration:
Requesting a Ballot:
Voting:
- You must apply for a mail-in ballot by the application deadline listed on the website
- Ballot must have one signed by a witness
- Must be registered to vote 30 days before the election day
- If voting by mail, ballot must be postmarked 30 days before election day
Registration:
Requesting a Ballot:
- Form to request a ballot (one-time ballot-by-mail)
- Form to request a early voting mail-in ballot on-going
Voting:
- Must be received by 7 pm on election day
Registration:
Requesting a Ballot:
How to Request an Absentee Ballot
Voting:
If mailed in, it must be received by the clerk's office by 7:30 pm on election day
Registration:
Requesting a Ballot:
You can request an online ballot through the website by updating your voting information
Voting:
Track the status of your ballot
More information about voting while in college
Registration:
Requesting a Ballot:
Voting:
- Your ballot must be received by the end of day on the day of the election
Registration:
Requesting a Ballot:
- Information on how to request a ballot by mail
Voting:
A request for a vote-by-mail ballot may be made in one of the following ways:
- By signed writing, using Form DS-DE 160 (Statewide Vote-by-Mail ballot Request Form) (e.g., mail, fax, or scanned attachment to an email) to Supervisor of Elections,
- In person at Supervisor of Elections' office, or
- By phone to Supervisor of Elections
Registration:
Check registration status and register for the first time
Requesting a Ballot:
Voting:
- You can submit your request for an absentee ballot as much as 78 days before the election.
- Your request must be made at least 11 days before the election. (Hospital patients have an extra day to apply.)
- If you miss that deadline, you can still vote in person during early voting or on Election Day
Registration:
- Check registration status, update your registration and register
- You need a Hawaii Drivers License or a Hawaii State ID card AND your social security
Requesting a Ballot:
Voting:
- Absentee Applications must be received by your County Elections Division at least SEVEN days prior to the election
- You will need to submit an Absentee Application each election year that you are away from your Hawaii residence
- Ballots must be received by the County Elections Division by close of voting, 7 pm.
- Must be postmarked 8 days before Election Day
- Registration:
- Verify your registration
- Register to vote
Requesting a Ballot:
Voting:
- Return the completed ballot by mail, to an official elections drop box, or your county elections office by 8 pm on Election Day for your vote to be counted.
Registration
Requesting a Ballot
Voting:
Information will be added soon.
Registration:
Requesting a Ballot:
Voting:
- Online registration deadline: 29 days before election
- Register by mail deadline: postmarked 29 days before the election
- In person deadline: 29 days before the election
Registration:
Requesting a Ballot:
Voting:
More information will be shared soon.
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Requesting a Ballot:
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Voting:
- Online registration deadline: 29 days before election
- Register by mail deadline: postmarked 29 days before the election
- In person deadline: 29 days before the election
Registration:
- Register and check status of registration
Requesting a Ballot:
- Request a absentee ballot by mail or online
Voting:
More information will be shared soon.
Registration:
To find out if you are registered to vote, please contact your local municipal office.
Requesting a Ballot:
Voting:
- Absentee ballots may be requested beginning 3 months before Election Day, and until the third business day prior to the election, unless special circumstances exist. Make your request early to allow enough time for the ballot to be mailed to you.
- Printed ballots are sent out to the clerks 30 days prior to Election Day and they begin to mail them out shortly thereafter
- To track ballots, use the Online Absentee Ballot Request Service
View the Absentee Voting Guide for Maine for more information.
Registration:
Requesting a Ballot:
Voting:
- If you want to receive your ballot by mail or fax, your request must be received (not just mailed) by Tuesday, May 7, 2024.
- If you want to receive your ballot via the internet,* your request must be received by 5 pm, Friday, May 10, 2024 for a request sent in the mail, or by 11:59 pm, Friday, May 10, 2024 for a request sent by fax or submitted online.
- Visit the voter look-up website to verify if your local board of elections received your request for a ballot and the status of your mail-in ballot. If you have more questions, please contact your local board of elections.
Learn more about Absentee Voting in Maryland.
Registration:
Requesting A Ballot:
Absentee applications can be downloaded or printed. Further, any written request with your signature is an acceptable application. You can simply write a signed letter to your local election office to apply for your ballot.
Voting:
Any mail-in ballot must be requested in writing by 5 pm on the fifth business day before the election. Your application can only be accepted if it has reached your local election office by the deadline.
Registration:
Requesting A Ballot:
Voting:
Because the next election is within the next 14 days, registering to vote through this website won't allow you to vote in the upcoming election. You can still vote in the upcoming election but you will need to take additional steps.
Registration:
Requesting a Ballot:
Voting:
- Online registration deadline: 21 days before the Election Day
- Register by mail deadline: Must be received 21 days before Election Day
- In person registration deadline: Available up to and including on Election Day
Registration:
Requesting a Ballot
- Request an absentee ballot in person or by mail.
Voting:
- Register by mail deadline: Must be postmarked 30 days before Election Day
- In person registration deadline: 30 days before Election Day
Registration:
Requesting to Vote:
Vote:
- Online registration deadline: 27 days before Election Day
- Register by mail deadline: Must be postmarked
Registration:
Voting:
- living in Montana for 30 days before the election
Registration:
- Register to vote online.
- Mail-in registration pdf
- You must mail your application to your county election office. Addresses for the offices are listed on the form.
Requesting to Vote:
- Early voting request
- The last day for an early-voting application to be received is 6 p.m. on the second Friday preceding the election.
- Absentee ballot request
- Last day to request it is the second Friday before the election
Vote:
Early voting in-person deadline: The day before Election-Day.
Absentee ballots must be received by election day to count.
Election Day in-person voters must vote at their designated polls. Find your polling location.
Registration:
- Registering to vote online
- Mail-in registration
- Do not forget to sign the form after printing! Mail your form to your country clerk.
Requesting to Vote:
- Absentee Ballot Request
- No request needed for Early voting.
Voting:
- Early voting starts Saturday October 19, 2024 and ends Friday November 1, 2024. Find your early voting poll locations by county.
- In-person voting will be held Tuesday Nov. 5, 2024. Scroll down to General Election to find the link to your polling location by county. (Bring a current and valid form of ID that contains your photograph)
- For those with Disabilities, Nevada has Voting with EASE where voters can register and receive their absentee ballot to then return online at once. The application will open 45 days before Election Day.
Registration:
- Register to vote at your town clerk’s office. Online registration is available only for those with disabilities that prevent them from filling out forms by hand i.e. blindness. Contact the Clerk's Office for online access. (No online registration available otherwise)
- Registering to vote can also be done at the polls on Election-Day.
- If you request for an absentee ballot and you are not registered to vote, the clerk will send a registration form and ballot.
Requesting to Vote:
Absentee Ballot
- By mail: Print and mail your application form to your local Clerk’s Office or call and request a mailed request application.
- In-person: Print and bring the Absentee Ballot Application to your Local Clerk’s Office (by 5 pm the day before Election-Day).
- Online: Only available to those with disabilities that prevent them from filling our applications by hand. Fill out this application. Print and return to Local Clerk’s Office via mail or in-person https://www.sos.nh.gov/sites/g/files/ehbemt561/files/documents/Election%20Documents/accessible-electronic-absentee-ballot.pdf
No Early in-person voting but you can turn in your Absentee Ballot early.
Vote:
- In-person Election Day: Bring a valid form of photo ID to your respective polling location. Find your polling location.
- Absentee Voting:
- By mail: Sign your ballot and mail it to your Local Clerk’s Office. Must be received by 5 pm on Election Day.
- In-person: Hand in your completed ballot to your Local Clerk’s Office by 5 pm the day before Election Day.
Registration:
(Registration deadline is 21 days prior to Election Day)
Requesting to Vote:
- Absentee Ballot (Vote by mail). Scroll to Vote by Mail Applications and choose by county.
- No request for Early Voting needed.
Vote:
- Absentee Ballots
- By mail: Must be mailed to your county Board of Elections by 8pm on Election Day. Find your County Board of Elections.
- By Secure Ballot drop-box
- Find your county drop-box location.
- Return by 8 pm on Election Day.
- Board of Elections Office: return in-person to your county Board of Elections Office by 8 pm on Election Day.
- Early Voting: In person at a voting machine in your respective county poll location.
- From October 26, 2024 to November 3, 2024.
- In-person Election Day: Find your polling location.
- November 5, 2024 from 6 am to 8 pm.
- For voters with disabilities accommodations will be made, contact your County Polling Location for more details.
Registration:
You can register to vote and vote on Election Day at your County Clerk’s Office.
Requesting to Vote:
Absentee Ballot: https://portal.sos.state.nm.us/OVR/WebPages/AbsenteeApplication.aspx
Accessible Absentee Ballot: For those who are visually impaired you can request an Electronic Ballot https://portal.sos.state.nm.us/OVR/WebPages/AbsenteeApplication.aspx?type=RA
No Early Voting request needed.
Vote:
Absentee Ballot: Mail to your County Clerk's Office or to any Election Day polling location no later than 7:00 pm Election Day.
Finding your County Clerk’s Office: https://www.sos.nm.gov/voting-and-elections/voter-information-portal-nmvote-org/county-clerk-information/
Finding your polling location: https://voterportal.servis.sos.state.nm.us/WhereToVoteAddress.aspx
Early Voting: You may go to your County Clerk’s Office and vote beginning the 28th day before the election, ending the Saturday before Election Day.
Finding your County Clerk’s Office: https://www.sos.nm.gov/voting-and-elections/voter-information-portal-nmvote-org/county-clerk-information/
Election Day: Find your voting location and hours of operation https://voterportal.servis.sos.state.nm.us/WhereToVoteAddress.aspx
Registration:
Requesting to Vote:
- Absentee Ballot
- The request must be received at least 10 days prior to the election
Voting:
- Ballot must be sent no later than the day of the election and received no later than 7 days after the election
- Once you sign up for absentee voting your default will be absentee ballots until you request otherwise
Registration:
Requesting to Vote:
- Absentee Ballot
- The request must be received at least 10 days prior to the election
Voting:
- Ballot must be received by 7:30 pm on election day
- Track your ballot status.
- View in-depth instructions.
- Include copy of photo ID and witness signatures
Registration
- Anyone who has lived in North Dakota for 30 days prior to the election can vote In North Dakota, in other words, one does not have to register to vote.
Requesting an absentee ballot
- Absentee Ballot
- The last day to request an absentee ballot is 1 day before the election. You can return your absentee ballot request form through the mail, in person, by fax or as a scanned attachment to an email. Voted ballots must be postmarked the day before the Election Day in order to be counted.
- You can sign up to track your absentee ballot on your Secretary of State website. Absentee ballots begin being counted on Election Day. Contact your local elections official for more information.
Registration:
Requesting to Vote:
- Absentee Ballot
- The request must be completed for each election you’d like to vote absentee in
Voting:
- Your ballot should be received within 4 days after the election and postmarked at least the day before the election
- Read more about absentee voting.
Registration:
Register online using the OK Voter Portal's Online Voter Registration System. (An Oklahoma Driver License/State ID and a signature on file with Service Oklahoma is required.)
Requesting to Vote:
- Apply for Absentee Ballots Online (OK Voter Portal)
- Ballot request form, mail in
Voting:
- The deadline to request an absentee ballot is 5:00 p.m., the third Monday (15 days) prior to an election. Voted ballots must be received by the County Election Board no later than 7 pm on election night.
Registration:
Requesting to Vote:
- Absentee ballot information for students
- It must be received by 8 pm election day.
Registration:
Requesting to Vote:
Voting:
Registration:
Requesting to Vote:
Voting:
- Track your ballot online.
- You must reapply for a mail in ballot for each election you wish to vote in.
Registration:
Requesting to Vote:
Voting:
- You can submit your request for an application as early as January 1 of the election year.
- Call, visit or send your request by U.S. mail to your county voter registration office.
- You must provide your name, date of birth and last four digits of your Social Security Number.
- You will be mailed an application.
- Find more information below on how Immediate Family Members and Authorized Representatives can request a voter’s application
Registration:
Requesting to Vote:
Voting:
Your ballot must be received by the office by 5 pm the day of elections.
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Requesting to Vote:
Voting:
- Your ballot must be received by the office by 7 pm the day of elections
Registration:
Requesting to Vote:
Voting:
- Your ballot must be received by the office by 7 pm the day of elections.
- With some exceptions, your absentee ballot can be tracked online.
- Further information for counties with separate systems are under the absentee ballot information section under Requesting to Vote
- If it is your first time voting by mail please include a copy of a federal ID of some kind (further information under Requesting to Vote through absentee ballot information link)
- You must register at least 22 days before the election.
Registration:
Requesting to Vote:
Voting:
- You must be registered to vote at least 21 days before the election
- Frequently asked questions
- If your first time voting will be absentee you must include proof/ID of some kind, see information under the link in Requesting to Vote
- Must be postmarked by election day
- Must be received by canvas
Registration:
Check your registration and register
Requesting to Vote:
Voting:
The last day to request an absentee ballot is 5 days before the election.
Registration:
- Register by mail or in person with the county clerk
- More information about registering and required documents
Requesting to Vote:
Voting: