Does anyone know if you have to have your voter's registr.card to vote?  Gone to several sites can't find ans.
814302
No. All you need is proof of where you live. Examples: Your drivers license, Electric bill, Library card, Cable bill. Just so your name & address is on it.
881331
I think it's because the dummy democrats in Florida couldn't figure out how to do the punch card ballots.  Now they're whining that they can't figure out the state of the art electronic voting machines!  >Throwing hands up<  I GIVE UP!!
740838
That's correct.  Many states have "motor-voter" laws, which allow voter registration at the Department of Motor Vehicles, also.\n\nHaving said that, if you intend to vote tomorrow, you'd better call first.  Most states require a 30-day window between registration and voting, so it is more than likely that you're too late.  Do call, though, as there are a few states that do allow same-day registration with photo ID and proof of current address (something like a current power bill or cable bill, not a driver's license that is still valid, even after you've moved 14 times in the past two years).
903258
Go down and vote, if you aren't registered, they will let you know.  Most states now register you to vote when you apply for your drivers license, so if you have a DL, you are probably registered.
861760
No.  Bring an ID or utility bill "just in case".  But if you have voted before or have recently registered you don't need to show any form of ID.\n\nIf you haven't voted in a while you may be asked to provide your date of birth.
194982
dude that is nuts.....one thing a lot of merchant seamed do is get a post box that offers a street address instead of a numbered box...ok now we have address....second ya need a bill cell phone ? ect...third register to vote.......\n Me I am a vagrant .....well not really but I am constantly having to prove I am a resident of what ever state I live in at the moment....and to be honest I dont have any permant residence........I caught hell trying to register my trucks.....the things I mentioned above helped me K? peace
921162
As long as you are registered and have a government issued photo ID, you can vote. I haven't had a voter's registration card for years, and I vote in every election.
1094293
Absolutely, if you do not vote then do not complain. You voice is through voting. Vote, work on campaigns, talk to your friends, if you have them, about your candidate, place signs in yard if Homeowners Association will allow. I worked on my 1st campaign when I was 15 yrs old & 35 yrs later I still try to support them. I hate stuffing enevolpes - always have. I study all the candidates & pick the one that will vote most closely to my beliefs. Then I try to trust & support them after voting for them.
694824
EXCELLENT QUESTION.I was wondering about the huge computer  vs paper ballot vote this election.Sounds like another election scam in the making
626196
People dont vote for many reasons.  I am a deputy registrar and am surprised when prople wont even register to vote. Some dont vote because they are afraid they will get called for jury duty, others because they dont feel there are any honest candidates.  I vote in every election, every time.
971216
I was a little wary about voting on those new machines they had at the voting polls, knowing they can be hacked.  I didn't want to really use those machines at the voting polls but that's all they had there.  I prayed to God that my vote would count for the people I voted for and that there would be no problems with the machines.  All the stories I heard of to discourage voters, particularly in the black community really pissed me off.  I mean is that what it has come to with these politics, just think if they are doing that are we all really safe with our Government.  I'm a black female and I voted for the lesser of two evils.
254160
The poll worker doesn't ask for nationality. The voter does have to be registered and registered in the precinct they are attempting to vote in. Any US citizen over 18 can register to vote as long as their rights have not been rescinded due to a felony conviction. I don't think that non US citizens can vote. I also don't think that there is such a thing as a undocumented resident being legal unless they are a citizen, and most of us have some form of documentation.
1284
Your registration does NOT expire even if you don't ever vote.\n\nYour registration DOES become invalid if you move.  You need to re-register everytime you move.
612497
Its where you vote by mail, so you don't have to go to the polling place.  You have to ask for an absentee ballot, and they mail you one.  You fill it out and mail it back.\n\nYou can get an absentee ballot if you think you might be away, or you're to sick to go to the polls, any kind of reason really.
888968
We get a black marker and get to connect the arrows (makes you feel like you're back in kindergarten!).  A good question to ask is why do we have so many different ways to vote in the U.S..?  Wouldn't it make sense if we all followed the same process?  And wouldn't it be great if we could all vote via the internet or telephone?  (Surely they can make this a secure system!)   Anyway... thanks for voting!
617225
If you can't vote, than you shouldn't be allowed on those sites. I, too would like to know why they don't enforce such rules. I think they have those guidelines just so people can't sue the company for what they seee on the site. Shouldn't they have some advanced technology that can spot certain language and, perhaps, photos and delete it?
253166
You can't buy lists of voters.  Besides, e-mail addresses aren't requested or needed when you register to vote - they use mailing address.  \n\nYou'll just have to find another way to spam them.