Bringing best-in-class voter services to millions of U.S. citizen voters living in the U.S. and abroad.
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Absentee Ballot Request for US-based and Overseas Voters Abroad, Election Dates / Deadlines, and How to Vote in your State

When’s My Next Election?

State Voter Information

Check your state's voter eligibility and ID requirements, ways to vote, voting tools and more:

Register to Vote / Request a Ballot

US domestic voters, overseas and military voters — you can all register and request a ballot with US Vote.

Look Up My Local Election Office

Sign Me up for Voter Alerts

Get election reminders for your state's upcoming elections. See your election dates and deadlines.

Am I Registered?

Check your voter registration status. Connect directly to your state's voter registration lookup service.

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Voter Journey Map

The Voter Journey Map brings the experience of “how to vote” to life. It guides you through the steps that work best for your situation to create your own personalized map for how to vote in the next election.

Voting Rights Restoration

If you've lost your voting rights, you can restore your right to vote in every state. Click on your state to find out your status and next steps to restoring your voting rights.

Voting from Abroad

Everything you need to know to vote as an overseas or military voter is available on our newly updated Overseas Vote site. 

You're Eligible Situations

Life is complicated. Voting doesn't have to be. The YES library of voter stories conquers your "Can I Vote If..?" questions.

Voters with Disabilities Guide

If you're one of the 38 million American voters with a disability, you will want to know about the accommodations available in your state.

Take Me to the Voter Help Desk

US Vote offers actionable answers to domestic voter questions and overseas voter issues. Our help desk team provides individual, personalized answers to your voting questions.

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US Vote Blog

Here's where you can find in-depth information on relevant voting topics. We tackle ballot return options, absentee and vote-by-mail ballot processes, in-person and early voting options and more.

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We invite you to tell us about your 2024 voting experience. What was the experience like?

While voting is a fundamental right of U.S. citizens, that does not mean that everyone has the same experience voting. On the contrary. We’d like to learn more about your experience. U.S. Vote Foundation knows that information coming directly from voters is the most powerful for stimulating improvements in the voting process.

How did you cast your ballot? Or were you not able to do so? Maybe you decided not to vote…. we would like to hear from you in every case. Take the survey today!
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As the General Presidential 2024 election is approaching, a lot of you might wonder: “Who will be the next U.S. President?” We are wondering, too!

It's a great reason to be on the lookout for interesting books and articles on the topic of voting rights and elections. This time, we came across a fascinating, classic book on the predicting mythology of presidential elections.

In "Predicting the Next President: The Keys to the White House", 2024 Edition, by Allan J. Lichtman argues that presidential elections are not about the polls or candidates, leadership or personalities, campaigns or speeches.
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Voting is one of the most important rights, privileges, and responsibilities we have as Americans, regardless of race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, and physical or mental ability. Your vote is your voice on who you want to represent you on local, state, and national levels and your voice on issues important to you.

Collectively, all voters including voters with disabilities can influence policies and impact outcomes that affect our families, our children, and our neighbors.