Find registration, ballot, polling-place, mail voting, accessibility, and election-calendar resources in one practical starting place.
Start with your address, then choose the voting action you need.
This page is the starting point for the Voting Toolkit. Begin with an address when personalized election data is available, then use official state and local election links for registration, ballot, polling-place, mail voting, accessibility, and calendar details that can change before Election Day.
- Use the lookup form for address-specific election, ballot, polling-place, early-vote, and drop-off information when available.
- Choose a state, District of Columbia, or territory once, then continue through related Voting Toolkit pages with that location carried forward where possible.
- Use the voter education section to understand what to confirm before deadlines, before requesting a ballot, and before leaving to vote.
Find Voting Information
Find official voting links
Choose the state, District of Columbia, or territory where you vote to see official election-office links and related Voting Toolkit resources.
What you can find here
- Registration and registration-status links.
- Polling-place, ballot, mail voting, accessibility, and voting-rights resources.
- Official election-office and election-calendar links for final dates and deadlines.
Voter Education
- How voter registration works and when to update your registration.
- How to vote early, vote absentee, or request a mail ballot where available.
- How to find your polling place and what to bring when you vote.
- How primaries, general elections, local elections, judges, and ballot measures differ.
- How to review a sample ballot before Election Day.
- Voting rights resources for voters with disabilities, military voters, overseas voters, new citizens, unhoused voters, and voters with felony convictions.
Election rules, offices, deadlines, and voting locations can change. Always verify details with your official state or local election office before voting.