can i vote without being regstered?
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!!!
831624
Are you registered to vote in that state?  It's too late to register in most states.  They'll probably turn you down.
1184940
The electoral roll is a register of all eligible voters, so register to vote. Try the post office that is where I registered.
617730
Go to your local post office and re-register to vote.\nAsk someone at the counter to help you. It's quick and easy.
780592
You don't say what nationality you are. I'm sure you wouldn't be able to vote if you are just here for a short time,and not a BRIT. Is your husband British?If you are British then I would go to the nearest town hall.
932686
My concern remains - what keeps someone from going poll-to-poll and "registering" several times?  I know my polling places don't have a computer link-up to a central database.  Heck - they barely got the touch-screens working.\n\nThis might not be happening right now, but can we guarantee it won't happen?\n\nBut my family is from Louisiana - if you want election fraud, we can give you a Doctoral Dissertation on the subject.
726236
As long as you are registered, all you need is a government issued photo ID - like a driver's license or state ID - and you can vote. \n\nI haven't seen my voter's registration card in years, and I vote in every election.
864586
You may a good point. Additionally, due to "possible" errors with the voting machines, it is be recommended by both parties to take a camera with you to the polling place. Make very sure that when you make your vote, that it registers the way you voted and take a photo for your own records.\nMost importantly, don't forget to vote.
847478
No, you must go to your assigned polling place.
970648
Yes, drive back to your old precinct. \nI recently moved (two weeks ago), and I just drove back to my old precinct and voted, no problem.
936580
Not anymore. You should have called the Secretary of State's office weeks ago if you had not yet received the ballot. By law, no votes cast after the election night deadline may be counted.
941295
so votes could be  stolen?
914033
of course. I cant complain if I dont vote.
292320
Do you mean registering to vote?   Electoral Votes are established for each state, not based on registration. I believe.
857458
If your move is recent and you are still in the same district and you still have a valid state issued ID saying you live at the same address you registered at – yes you can vote…  \nIf not, NO you shouldn’t vote today...    You may be allowed to cast a provisional ballot at your current addresses polling place; if it makes you feel better, but the vote may be tossed out...  \nYou need to register with your current address…   normally they ask when you update you state id / driver’s license....  \n\nRegister now for the future… vote.
767307
Yes, you can vote at your old polling place so long as you have not switched your voter registration.  If you don't want to travel to the old polling place you can vote at ANY polling place in the same town and they can call and verify your voter registration.  (I've had to do this before)
699056
Yes. Bring your photo ID, voter registration card, and proof of name change (marriage certificate) and don't let anyone tell you otherwise.