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A Voter’s Guide
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U.S. ElEction ASSiStAncE commiSSion
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A Voter’s Guide
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The U.S. Election Assistance Commission (EAC) hasdeveloped this guide to help voters successully navi-gate the Federal elections process, rom registering tovote to casting a ballot on Election Day. In additionto the basics o ballot-casting, this guide includesinormation on eligibility and early voting, as well asthe registration and voting process or military andcivilians living abroad, and polling place servicesthat make voting more accessible.
Am I ElIgIblE to votE?
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8years o age and a U.S. citi-zen to be eligible to vote.States may also havetheir own requirements,which are outlined inthe “State Instructions”section o the NationalMail Voter RegistrationForm (available online atwww.eac.gov). State and localelection oices can also provideinormation on voter eligibility.
How do I rEgIstEr to votE?
You may register to vote by completing and submit-ting the National Mail Voter Registration Form.
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Thisorm may also be used to report a name or addresschange to the voter registration ofce or to registerwith a political party. The National Mail Voter Reg-istration Form can be downloaded on the EAC’s Website at www.eac.gov or the Web sites o state and local
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North Dakota, Wyoming and U.S. territories (Puerto Rico, U.S. Vir-gin Islands, American Samoa and Guam) do not accept this orm.New Hampshire accepts it only as a request or a state absentee votermail-in registration orm.
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