Narrator:
Get Ready to Vote. Step 1 - Registration.

Jenny, Alabama:
Check to see if your state requires registration, and find out what the deadline is.

Sashi, Texas:
If you are already registered to vote, maybe you need to update some of your registration information.

Narrator:
Step 2 - ID

Leon, North Dakota:
It's important to have your identification with you when you go vote.

Colin, Kansas:
If you don't have an ID, some states offer free non-driver ID cards, especially for people that need them to vote.

Narrator:
Step 3 - Polling Places

Sashi, Texas:
Find out your polling location and what the voting hours are for that place.

Jenny, Alabama:
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.

Sean, Tennessee:
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.

Randall, South Carolina:
If you need particular accommodations because of your certain disability, you should call the precinct ahead of time and request those.

Narrator:
Step 4 - Support

Sashi, Texas:
You can bring someone to assist you in the voting process.

Karla, West Virginia:
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.

Narrator:
For more info, visit your Secretary of State or County elections website.