How can I find out if I'm registered to vote?

Question

This may sound silly but I'm not sure if I ever registered to vote. I'm 22 now and I think we may have registered in high school, but that could have been something completely different. Is there a simple way to just check if I'm registered?

Answer 1

Check it with the local electorate commission.

Answer 2

It no problem just to go to any government office such as Human Services , or the Sherrifs Office and go ahead and register again.

Answer 3

go to the nearest voting center

Answer 4

The local board of elections should be able to let you know. If you have since moved you should notify them anyway so you know what district to vote in.

Answer 5

It really varies by your location - you can find out but you need to find out how to contact the voter registration for you location - most places let you check by phone

best way to find out who to call is google something like

"am I registered to vote" Virginia

hopefully you'll get a nice page like Virginia has ...

gudluk

Answer 6

Call your county courthouse or Secretary of States drivers facility.  They should be able to help.

Good luck and don't forget to vote!

Answer 7

i think your secretary of state or Dmv should know. In MI your voting stuff is connected to your drivers license.

Answer 8

I don't think there is any harm in registering again.

Answer 9

Hi,You can call your city hall and talk to the people who handle registrations.They will tell you what polling location you are in and where the location is, you should vote in.They should send you a voter identification card.It will contain all the information you will need to know about your duty.

Answer 10

Yes you have to call the Election Commission in your State. They should be able to tell you over the phone.

Answer 11

Well if your not sure then register again just to make sure.  But if you get mail from the government or political parties that are usually for registered voters....and at this time of year there are a lot of mailers.....if you get them then you probably are but I would either call my local voters registration office or like I said....just do it again to make sure OBAMA 08'

Answer 12

Look in the blue pages of your phone book for your county elections commission. If you have not moved since you last registered, you should be on the voting rolls.

Answer 13

Here is a list of phone numbers to call by state:

http://www.mtv.com/chooseorlose/voter101...

Answer 14

Its not silly believe me Im having the EXACT same problem but its not about voteing...ask the people that work on that?

Answer 15

You can tell if Ur registered to vote if Ur government teacher in high school gave u a form to fill out. if ur not sure about that idk what 2 tell u but i doubt ur not registered

Answer 16

uhm well normally around election time they will send you a reminder by mail where you should vote depending on your current address.. i hope that helps. and i'm sure you can call way to get involved! your vote counts!

Answer 17

I doubt you registered in high school...some states can do it when you renew your license...you may need to go to the county clerk's office to find out if you are registered...i got a card in the mail telling me my polling place.

Answer 18

If you haven't signed up you probably aren't, if you have in the past two months or longer then you probably are. If you have applied all you have to do is show an ID when you go to vote.

<3alley

Answer 19

When you receive a Summons for Jury Duty.

Answer 20

call your county clerk or elections officer, or your secretary of state.  they can tell you if you are registered and if it has been done properly

Answer 21

You need to register to vote. i just helped my BF register just this evening. We went to:

https://ovr.sos.ca.gov/votereg/OnlineVot...

I am not sure which state you live in but if you are from California, that's the link.

Thank you for voting BTW!!

Cheers~

Answer 22

Call your city hall.  They should be able to tell you if you are registered and how to register, if you are not.