Find official voting deadlines and election resources

Use trusted federal and state sources to confirm registration deadlines, early-voting information, polling locations and election dates.

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Verify deadlines

Start with your state election office because registration rules and deadlines differ by state.

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Use official sources

Follow links to Vote.gov, USA.gov and state or local election authorities.

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Protect your information

Submit registration information only through an official government service you have verified.

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How to confirm your voting information

Election administration is decentralized in the United States. Registration deadlines, eligibility procedures, identification rules, early-voting periods and vote-by-mail processes can differ substantially by state and may change through legislation, litigation or emergency procedures. Always confirm information close to the relevant election rather than relying on an old calendar or an unofficial social-media post.

Start with Vote.gov. It directs visitors to official state registration services. The USA.gov directory of state election offices provides official contacts for registration, ballot and polling questions. For federal voting information, visit USA.gov Voting and Elections.

Before entering personal information, confirm that the address belongs to a government agency and uses a secure HTTPS connection. Do not send a Social Security number, driver-license number or completed registration form to Quantum Bridge. This page does not register voters, determine eligibility, maintain voter records or provide legal advice.

Simple deadline checklist

  1. Confirm your registration status and deadline with your state or local election authority.
  2. Review identification, address-change and party-registration rules that apply to your election.
  3. Check early-voting, absentee and vote-by-mail deadlines separately from registration deadlines.
  4. Recheck the official source before Election Day for polling-place or procedural changes.

Why VoteAlert?

Voting registration deadlines are easy to miss. VoteAlert is designed to make official election dates easier to track.

Deadlines and procedures can change. Treat the official state or local election authority as the controlling source.