Already Registered? Check Your Registration Status!

Make sure to check your state’s registration deadline and verify your registration to ensure you’re registered. Some states allow in-person registration on Election Day or during early voting, while others require advance registration. For more information, visit vote.gov.

Voting Rules Differ by State

Many states offer options for absentee, mail-in, or in-person early voting. Check what’s available in your state by visiting vote411.org/select-state.

See What’s On Your Ballot 

Find out where candidates running for office in your area stand on key issues. Review voter guides and candidate profiles to familiarize yourself with any propositions or measures on the ballot and understand their implications before voting. To receive a personalized ballot and candidate information, visit vote411.org/ballot. 

Prepare Your Voting Materials 

Each state has its own voter ID rules, and most require identification for in-person voting. Before heading to the polls, familiarize yourself with your state’s ID laws and visit usa.gov/voter-id. Decide if you’ll vote early, by mail, or on Election Day, and plan your schedule accordingly. 

To find your polling place visit whenweallvote.org/polling-place. 

Exercise Your Super-Poder

Ensure you follow through with your voting plan, whether it’s early, by mail, or in person on Election Day. If voting by mail, track your ballot to confirm it was received and counted. 

The last step to embodying the Super-votante spirit is to make sure your friends and family are ready to exercise their powers. Share this website with them and access HOPE’s social media toolkit to get the word out on Instagram, LinkedIn, or wherever you like to make your voice heard!