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Voting as a college student

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Voting as a new U.S. citizen

Find out what you need to know about voting and participating in American elections.

Voting as a military service member

Learn how you and your family can register and vote from anywhere you’re stationed.

Voting from outside of the U.S.

You can vote by mail from anywhere in the world.

Voting with a disability

Know your rights and voting accommodations protected by law.

Voting while unhoused

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Voting after a felony conviction

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Preparing to vote: age 18 and under

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