can i vote if i lost my registration card?
819702
yes, as long as you go to the right place and have photo ID
827467
You will have to go to the supervisor of elections office where you are now living & change the status, they will also give you a precinct number where you will vote.  And yes you have to be registered to vote!!!
698006
No. The very latest you can vote is on election day.\n\nYou'll have to wait for the next election to vote.
681977
You cannot request a replacement card online. You can mail it, but since you must send originals of identifying documents (your ID card), it's better to just do it in person. You can get the form here: http://www.socialsecurity.gov/online/ss-5_rev.pdf and use the instructions here: http://www.socialsecurity.gov/pubs/10120.html
551794
You can also contact your local drivers' license authority (DMV, etc) which under Motor-Voter Act is supposed to offer voting registration. Voter registration is available at some larger Post Offices, and some states are allowed to have registration where sports licenses (hunting, fishing, ski-mobiling, etc) are offered.
910034
i dont know if its different in OH but (in NJ) if you bring your marriage certificate, new ssn card and DL you should be fine. the name change card at the polls will automatically enroll you into getting a new voters card.\n\ngood luck
475663
Usually you are chosen from voting rolls but obviously that isn't the case here. You will have to go and explain it to them. You might be able to call the number on the notice you got.
913440
go to the dmv u can register to vote there
904293
you can check online through your county website. there will usually be a menu choice such as "voter database". in the database you can search by your last name or address. it should show you an actual copy of your current voter registration card if you are a registered voter. i've tried checking online for you, looks like arizona is not at the database level yet, so you should call your county recorder and see if they can give you this information. an example link has been provided, but since i don't know which county you live in, you're going to have to do this yourself.
915275
you have a certain amount of time to register before each election......you'll need to bring valid driver license or other ID...  maybe your social security card and maybe proof of residency water bill, electric bill  etc....depends on what state you live in
770167
That shouldn't be the case, unless you accidentally selected to vote party-line.  It doesn't matter what party you are registered under, you can vote for any party (at least in the general election).  I'd be a little more careful next time or ask questions.
109140
No.  The only way would be if you kept the stub they gave you and were given access to the ballots.  I think you would need a court order to do that if they still exist.  Yet we believe the votes are being accurately counted, even after Florida and Bush's first election.  Scary!!!!!
1173805
You have a near fatal car accident on the way to the polling booth. Not much else is a good enough reason. If you are away you can do your ballot by postal vote. Unless there is a compelling reason on the day then you should have enough warning to do something about it. Otherwise they will not accept a non-vote and you will get a fine.
189389
I don't know if you can but you can try the second website below. I suggest locating and contacting the nearest ID card facility and get their opinion.
5037
contact your board of elections they will have the forms you need. You will also need proof of residency ie. licience or bill set to your address. Register soon so that you won't miss any more elections.  Most Post offices also have the forms.
927275
You could re-register as an independent if it matters that much to you.  I don't know if you can re-register as un-affiliated with any party, you'd have to check with your local board of elections.\n\nAll this has an impact only on voting in primaries; in the general election you can vote anyway you want.
742813
Yes,, you just need to sign your name.. Go vote and get off your computer!! Why would you wait till election day to have this question???