- Check to see if your state
requires registration,
and find out what the deadline is.
- If you are already registered to vote,
maybe you need to update some of
your registration information.
- It’s important to have your identification
with you when you go vote.
- If you don’t have an ID,
some states offer free non-driver ID cards,
especially for people that need them to vote.
- Find out your polling location
and what the voting hours are for that place.
- If you’re in line before the polls close,
you do have a right vote.
Keep your spot in line
and don’t leave until you have cast your ballot.
- Next, figure out
how you are going to get
to the polling place.
Whether it's using
public transportation
or getting help from
your friends and family.
- If you need particular accommodations
because of your certain disability,
you should call the precinct ahead of time
and request those.
- You can bring someone
to assist you in the voting process.
- There usually are people at the polling place
that can help you
if you don't have anybody to go with you.
They do have to accommodate you.