The deadlines for voter registration are all in October — except in Puerto Rico (Monday 15 September — sorry ’bout that) — so if you haven’t registered yet, you haven’t procrastinated so long that you’re out of luck! Here’s what we’ve got for you today: I’ve listed a link to a website, Vote Save America, to register, the deadlines by date, and the deadlines by state in alphabetical order for your convenience (don’t get all gushy on me, it is a PNG image I took from, friend of Ye Olde Blogge, Mock, Paper, Scissors).
Most deadlines are between now and Monday 5 October, so get off your ass and register — I know you’ve been busy, but still). Seriously, visit Vote Save America, work out how to register in your state and do it. Do it now!
Registration Deadlines by Date
- Sunday 4 October
- Alaska
- Rhode Island
- Monday 5 October
- Arizona
- Arkansas
- Florida
- Georgia
- Hawaii
- Indiana
- Kentucky
- Louisiana
- Mississippi
- Ohio
- South Carolina
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Tuesday 6 October
- Illinois
- Nevada
- New Mexico
- Wednesday 7 October
- Missouri
- Friday 9 October
- Idaho
- New York
- North Carolina
- Oklahoma
- Saturday 10 October
- Delaware
- Tuesday 13 October
- Washington DC
- Kansas
- Maryland
- Minnesota
- New Jersey
- Oregon
- Virginia
- West Virginia
- Wednesday 14 October
- Wisconsin
- Friday 16 October
- Nebraska
- Monday 19 October
- Alabama
- California
- Maine
- Michigan
- Pennsylvania
- South Dakota
- Wyoming
- Friday 23 October
- Utah
- Wednesday 21 October
- New Hampshire
- Saturday 24 October
- Iowa
- Massachusetts
- Monday 26 October
- Colorado
- Montana
- Washington
- Tuesday 27 October
- Connecticut
- No Registration Necessary — You’re already registered!
- North Dakota
- Register Online or On Election Day
- Vermont
Registration Deadlines by State
Now That You’re Registered
Now that you’re registered to vote — you’re welcome — do these things:
- Check to make sure you haven’t been purged by visiting one of these quality websites:
- Find out what you need to do to request an absentee, early voting, or mail-in ballot or where you can vote early in-person, ballot drop-off boxes, or anything else you may need to know about voting in your state. SCROLL DOWN to Step 2 and look up your state!
- Make sure every vote counts!
- Get involved! Volunteer to work the polls, be a poll watcher, go to events near you, get out the vote in battleground states, donate to candidates or electoral causes by searching this Act Blue.
- If you have a problem at the polls or voting for any reason, call 1-866-OUR-VOTE, the ACLU non-partisan Election Protection Hotline.
- Leave us a comment about your experience registering, surviving the voter roll purges, volunteering, donating, and VOTING!
More Voting Resources
Find out more about voting by visiting these other five-star, very likeable, and commentable posts on voting at Ye Olde Blogge.
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ARE YOU REGISTERED TO VOTE? Calico Jack presents how to make sure.
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Important info all in one place – well done!
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Thanks Bob! It is one of my passions. I like seeing the links being followed. So, it seems to have some impact.
Huzzah!
Jack
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Yep. I checked and my registration is good. planning to vote early in person.
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I think that is the only way to go. It avoids the mailing fiasco and the possible crowds at the polls on Election Day. I can vote by email when my ballot finally arrives.
Jack
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