Voting Resources, How to Register, How to see if you are already in the rolls, and more.

There are less than 100 days left until the mid term elections in November.  It's time to make sure you get registered and if you already did to you haven’t been purged from the polls (that actually happens.)

We all know that a lot is at stake this year, and the change begins locally.  Issues like women's health care, gun control, equality laws, environmental protections and so much more depend on who goes to the polls this fall.

It’s been over a year since our presidential election has divided our country, and we have the opportunity to vote in our state's elections to push back against policies of the politicians that don’t properly represent our values

Haven’t registered yet?  No problem, we have you covered.  Not sure where you need to go to vote?  We have a link for that too.  So much is at stake right now we need to make sure those who don’t share our values kiss their seats goodbye. 

Most states have online registration these days.  If yours doesn’t or you would prefer to register in person there are a few places in your town or city where you can go.

Register to Vote in Person

1. The department of motor vehicles.
2. Armed services recruitment centers.
3. State and county public assistance offices (SNAP/food stamps, WIC, services for the disabled), where you may fill out and submit a National Mail Voter Registration Form
4. Your local state or town election office.  You’ll need to do a quick online search for these locations. 

States you can vote online:

 Official State Look Up.  Make sure you haven't been Purged!

Other Resources.

A comprehensive voter information site from the League of Women Voters, including polling place finder, what’s on your ballot, and much more available at vote411.org