Not sure how to register to vote for 2022 midterm elections? We have the answers.
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With a public health crisis and police violence dominating the news cycle, it might be easy to forget that there is an important national election coming up in just a few short months. Voters will have the opportunity to cast their ballots in favor of or against the candidates of their choice. However, you won’t be able to participate if you haven’t registered to vote.
RocktheVote also helps make registering to vote easier than ever. Begin with the link below to get started:
With all of the efforts underway to suppress votes, it’s important to take steps to make sure that not only are you registered but also that you’re on your local voter rolls so that there is no issue when you try to vote on Election Day.
Because of unique circumstances more people than average may vote by mail. Therefore, with all of these factors colliding ahead of what is sure to be one of the most consequential presidential elections of everybody’s lifetimes, the stakes are high for voters to make sure all of their electoral i’s are dotted and t’s are crossed.
First, determine the state you plan to vote in. Secondly, contact the local board of elections. From there you can determine voter registration deadlines. Deadlines also determine rather or not someone can vote. It’s important to meet the deadline in order to vote.
If you’re a first-time voter, and not sure on how to register to vote for 2022, check out the video below. The service announcement helps guide you registration and voting.
If you’re a seasoned voting veteran and have already registered, that’s great! But for democracy’s sake, you still should double-check that you remain registered. This will ensure that no technicality or loophole prevents you from participating on Election Day.
Vote.org has a handy online tool that helps people figure out voter registrations deadlines in their states. Click here to learn more about how and when to register to vote on Election Day.
