- Register to vote in your state | Vote. gov
Find the information you need to make registration and voting easy Official voter registration website of the United States government
- Register to vote in U. S. elections | Vote. gov
Voting while living outside of the U S If you are a U S citizen living outside of the U S , you can register to vote and request an absentee (mail) ballot by completing the Federal Post Card Application (FCPA) If you are a U S military member or military family, you can also use the FPCA to register to vote and request an absentee ballot
- How to vote in the United States | Vote. gov
Learn about requirements, options for voting (mail-in and absentee), accommodations and assistance, and your rights as a voter
- How to register in Kentucky | Vote. gov
Find out how to register to vote, check your registration, get deadlines, and more for Kentucky
- How to register in Colorado | Vote. gov
Find out how to register to vote, check your registration, get deadlines, and more for Colorado
- Voting as a new U. S. citizen - Vote. gov
Voting is your right — and a great way to make a difference in your community Registering to vote is the first step Before you can vote, you need to register Once you’re registered, you can vote in state, local, and federal elections You may have already registered to vote at your naturalization ceremony
- Voting while unhoused - Vote. gov
Voting while unhoused You don’t need a home to vote Information on this page is for anyone without a permanent address This includes people who move around often or are between homes If you have limited internet access, you can go to your local election office in person or call them to get answers to your voting questions
- Preparing to vote: age 18 and under
Voting methods vary by state and territory Most states offer flexible options to make registering to vote and voting work for your schedule and individual needs
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