What do i do with the voter's registration form?

Question

i went to the post office to pick up a voter's registration form and i filled it out thoroughly and correctly. and i folded it and sealed and i do not have any idea what to do now. do i just put in the outgoing mailbox?

and how long will it be until i get my voter's registration card

Answer 1

Fill out completely, sign it and fold it, seal it and it should have a stamp on the other side. drop it off at your local post office. You should get  a voter registration card within a few days, and after that you should get a reminder notification where to vote, the address and a phone number to contact should you want to use the option of absentee ballot.  Make sure that when you go to the polls on election/primary day to take a picture ID along with your voter registration card.

Happy Voting - it is your right.

Answer 2

If your registration form came with its own stamped envelope, you can slip that into the mail. If your state issues voter registration cards, you should receive that in the mail shortly after sending it. If you don't receive anything from your Board of Elections, go to this website (http://www.declareyourself.com/voting_fa... )to get their contact information and make sure that you have been registered to vote. By this point, depending on what state you live in, you may have missed the registration deadline to vote in the Primary in your state. Make sure you check the deadline date!

Answer 3

Depends - are you voting for Clinton?  If so, you file it in that round thing on the floor near your desk.



If it has an address on it, I think you can apply a stamp and mail - otherwise, usually it's the county clerk that registers folks - so contact them.  Or I believe you can take back to Post Office and drop off there.