I have moved to a new home.  Can I vote in the upcoming election?
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probably, but it depends on your state election laws. For example in Tennessee if a voter has moved out of the county 90 days or less prior to the election they can go back and vote at their old precinct. Call your local election office or try this website:\n\nhttp://www.canivote.org/
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Marvin Martian is right... only if you move.  Otherwise, you should be alreay registered at your last polling place.  If you haven't moved... and they give you a bad time... report it immediately to your local voting commission, your state representatives, and any site on the net that will take your statement.
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Will you vote on election day?
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It varies by state, but you should check with your local government.   In some areas, you must re-register if you haven't voted in a specified amount of time.
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The best place is to ring your local authority and ask for the Electoral Services.  That is where people register to vote within their local area and they would be the best people to advise you further.  Every year each person over the age of 18 have to notify the Electoral Services of their residence.  This is done by the local authority issuing a notice to all addresses within their borough and whoever lives at that address who are over the age of 18 has to be logged down to ensure that they are able to vote at the next round of elections.  This normally happens in October.  Good luck!
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Visit this site www.vote411.org\nI also pasted a link below. They will ask for your City, State and Zip.
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I think they are planing on it.  When I changed my address on my DL and registered to vote they also had me sign up for Selective Service.  They even asked my mom to do it.  Go figure.  :)
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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.
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You're asking this the day before the election?  Obviously you will have plenty of time to review their positions, debate the merits of their views with other last minute voters........\n\nIf you have voted before you should have been sent a sample ballot with the candidates listed.
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It is too late to register for this upcoming election, that must be done 30 days in advance. If you think you are registered then go to the polling place on election day in the precinct where you would have been registered, (the address where you lived when you registered) your name will be in the registrant log. If so, you can vote.\n\nOnce you are registered you need not re-register unless you move.
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Go to your local post office and re-register to vote.\nAsk someone at the counter to help you. It's quick and easy.
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http://www.vote411.org/pollingplace.php\n\nEnter your address and they'll give you the polling station to go to
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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.
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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.
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Read the voters guide. It's different from state to state.
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actually yahoo does a fantastic job of figuring that out for you.  It's kinda cool.  Just pick your state and Rep, then below the picture choose the option "key votes".  Also you can go to their specific website.
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Why should you want to do that?\n\nIf you dislike the politics of your home country, choose another.\n\nThat's "voting by feet" - as it's called here.